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How does the pilot control the temperature in the cabin?

Using only outside air

Mixing outside air with heated air

The process of controlling the temperature in the cabin typically involves a system that mixes outside air with heated air. In many aircraft, there are mechanisms that allow cold air from outside to be drawn into the cabin, which can then be mixed with heated air from the aircraft's heating system to achieve a comfortable temperature. This method ensures that the cabin environment remains pleasant for passengers and crew, regardless of the external conditions encountered during flight.

Using only outside air alone would not provide adequate heating during colder conditions, and adjusting the ventilation system alone may not give complete control over temperature if it doesn't involve heating. Changing the fuel mixture settings primarily affects engine performance and does not directly influence cabin temperature or comfort.

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Adjusting the ventilation system

Changing the fuel mixture settings

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