Plug-type cabin doors on pressurized aircraft are designed so that:

They can be opened at any altitude

They open outward in an emergency

Internal cabin pressure forces the door into its frame, preventing it from opening in flight

Correct

They require hydraulic power to open

Explanation

Plug doors are larger than their openings; cabin pressure pushes them against the frame, making it impossible to open them in flight.

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