@Black-Square said in O2 and passengers.:
Since the Caravan is often flown at altitudes where crew oxygen is required, but passenger oxygen is not (12,500-15,000), I didn't want all the passengers to reduce the effective range of the aircraft at those altitudes by increasing the oxygen consumption rate by as much as six times over. What I could do is have the passengers not consume any oxygen until near the required 15,000ft. How does that sound? I haven't done that for any of my other aircraft, but I think it makes more sense for the Caravan, given its particular circumstances.
I understand the rationale for that (the requirement, not the way you implemented it), but that sounds rather uncomfortable as a passenger, no?