Where is a place with low air pressure in the world?
My friend, I am 61 years old, suffered heart attack, cardiac arrest and I have now an implanted cardiac defibrillator and pacemaker. I am also a light aircraft pilot. I lost both my driving and pilot license but I still fly our airplane with our son. I also teach meteorology to aviators in our club. Please listen to me: Ask you father to seek serious medical advice! You cannot ask him to move to e.g. Banff, only on the account of a doctor telling about the “high pressure.” The atmospheric pressure falls by one hecto-Pascal per 8 meters of altitude at sea level. The average pressure of 1,013.25 hPa varies perhaps with +/- 30 hPa during the passage of a low pressure and a high pressure rigdge. It means that from low to high atmospheric pressure at the same place, it is like living 480 meters (1440 feet) up and down in perhaps 24 hours. The only concern I have when I fly my aircraft is that, the higher I fly, the less oxygen there is and a heart attack is simply a lack of oxygen to the he
