Why can't you fly over the "Himalayas"?
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The height of the Himalayas is 29,029 feet.
Most planes have the capacity to fly more than 20,000 feet in altitude. However, most aircraft passengers have only 20 minutes of oxygen. And according to aviation rules, a flight must land at 10,000 feet before the passenger can run on oxygen. The mountain range in Tibet, at an altitude of 26,000-30,000 feet, makes it difficult for pilots to bring the plane down to an altitude of about 10,000 feet. Airlines do not want this kind of commotion, so they avoid flying over Tibet.
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