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FODCOM 32/09: Boeing 737 Cabin Altitude Warning Horn Confusion

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[Applicability: All AOC Holders Operating Boeing 737 Aeroplanes] The purpose of this FODCOM is to bring to the attention of crews of B737 aeroplanes the importance of donning oxygen masks immediately any time the intermittent warning horn sounds during flight.
Status:
Current
Review comment:
-
Version:
1
Version date:
13-Nov-2009
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