What is the typical cabin altitude of the Boeing 767 when cruising at – McqOptions

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1.	What is the typical cabin altitude of the Boeing 767 when cruising at 37,000 feet?
A.	7,000 feet
B.	10,000 feet
C.	15,000 feet
D.	18,000 feet
Answer» B. 10,000 feet

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