How do you carry out a cabin pressurization test of an aircraft?

"Cabin Pressurization" refers to the process of increasing the air pressure in airplane cabins about ambient. In and before WW-2, most planes didn't have this capability, so they were limited to...

At the altitudes where commercial airliners fly, the atmospheric pressure is too low and people can't stand it (the gases inside you humans would expand), so you need pressurization.Also (us humans)...

When being screened by the USA screeners -- TSA -- the guideline is that you carry nothing sharp in your carry-on baggage.

If your talking about commercial jets, the cabin pressure is equivalent to the pressure at 8,000ft AMSL when at cruising altitude. Max differential pressure is around 7 PSI.

WWII fleet carriers averaged about 90 planes.