Aircraft air conditioners are great.
- Many years ago, airplanes did not have hardly any air conditioning units or furnaces.
One day, an HVAC technician named Jerry decided he was done being too cold or hot on airplanes so he began building an air conditioner and a furnace that would work well on an airplane. He started by studying air conditioners and heaters inside other things like cars. He would start the a/c unit in the vehicle and then open the hood and watch how the air conditioner worked. He proceeded to do this with the car furnace and heater. After his observations, he went to his HVAC shop and began gathering heating and cooling equipment and air purifiers, hot water boilers, window air conditioners, and so many other HVAC units. Once Jerry felt he had enough furnace and a/c parts, he got to work on his HVAC masterpiece. Jerry had a good friend that owned a small plane and he let Jerry test his air conditioner and furnace prototypes on his plane. After a full year of heating and cooling research and taking apart lots of gas furnaces and mini split air conditioners, Jerry finally made an air conditioner that would keep any airplane cool and a heater that would warm up the inside of an airplane. Once the a/c and france were on the market, every airplane company began buying the HVAC units up and Jerry had a hard time making enough air conditioners and heaters for these companies. One day, the heating and cooling industry offered to factory produce the airplane z/c units and furnaces for him.