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Physics settles whether you can open a plane door midair
It is practically impossible to open the airplane door during the flight due to air pressure and the door's engineering design. The doors are larger than the opening in the fuselage and are secured by the cabin pressure, which reaches approximately 9 pounds per square inch. This makes manually opening them from the inside nearly impossible while in flight. In rare cases of sudden depressurization, strong airflow may rush outward, but it does not cause the doors to open. Safety systems and locks are designed to ensure that the doors remain closed throughout the flight to guarantee passenger safety.
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