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Without supplemental oxygen, the risk of hypoxia in a healthy pilot generally begins to be significant above approximately:

Hypoxia risk becomes significant above ~10,000 ft; CARs require oxygen for flight crew after 30 minutes between 10,000-13,000 ft cabin altitude and at all times

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Question: Without supplemental oxygen, the risk of hypoxia in a healthy pilot generally begins to be significant above approximately:

Answer options:

  • 5,000 ft
  • 8,000 ft ✅ 10,000 ft
  • 18,000 ft

Correct answer: 10,000 ft

Explanation: Hypoxia risk becomes significant above ~10,000 ft; CARs require oxygen for flight crew after 30 minutes between 10,000-13,000 ft cabin altitude and at all times above 13,000 ft.

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