While regular passengers may not get a sense of how high the aircraft is flying or should fly, all aircraft are limited by the altitude they can climb to and fly at. That, in aviation terms, is called service ceiling. Airframes are designed to withstand a certain altitude and the surrounding environment. Similarly, jet engines' performance is limited by a specific altitude beyond which the performance deteriorates.
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