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The assertion that this model is useful for dive computers only, is untrue. It can also be used to determine maximum safe altitudes that one may go to after a dive. I have been interested in this concept for quite some time because I am a pilot. The general rule (from DAN) is that you wait 24 hours. That is extreme overkill, but it is predicated on the fact that one assumes that the safest course is to just make sure all gas perfusion effects have dissipated. If you know, however, that after a specific dive you could safely fly at 5000', then if you are flying your own plane you can just stay under 5000. Commercial aircraft are pressurized to 8,000' and so that could be calculated for using the Bühlmann model.