Date: 2005-04-22 08:00 pm (UTC)
Ah - that raises an interesting possibility. Part of hibernation is reduced O2 demand. I wonder if it's enough that you wouldn't need pressurized cabins to fly at high altitude.

How far would air travel costs drop if the passengers could fly stacked like cordwood without needing the extra weight and complications of pressurization, flight attendants, little sacks of peanuts, etc.
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