Safe (and quiet) travels!
That stuffy, muffled, underwater feeling in your ears after landing is a nuisance almost every traveler knows. Medically called "airplane ear" (aerotitis media), it happens when the Eustachian tubes—the narrow passages connecting your middle ear to the back of your throat—fail to equalize the rapid pressure change during descent.
Safe (and quiet) travels!
That stuffy, muffled, underwater feeling in your ears after landing is a nuisance almost every traveler knows. Medically called "airplane ear" (aerotitis media), it happens when the Eustachian tubes—the narrow passages connecting your middle ear to the back of your throat—fail to equalize the rapid pressure change during descent.
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