As Máscaras de Oxigênio Fornecem de 12 a 22 Minutos de Ar
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The emergency oxygen masks in a passenger aircraft provide only 12 to 22 minutes of breathable air, which is enough time for pilots to descend to safe altitude.
Explicação
Passenger oxygen masks use chemical oxygen generators that produce oxygen through a chemical reaction triggered when the mask is pulled. The limited duration is intentional: if cabin pressure is lost, pilots will immediately descend to below 10,000 feet where the air is breathable without supplemental oxygen. This emergency descent typically takes 3-5 minutes from cruising altitude.