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The sky appears dark, rather than blue, to passengers flying at very high altitudes because

Question
The sky appears dark, rather than blue, to passengers flying at very high altitudes because
the sun does not shine at high altitudes
scattering is not prominent at such heights due to the thinner atmosphere
high-altitude air scatters only red light
airplane windows filter out blue light
Answer
scattering is not prominent at such heights due to the thinner atmosphere
Detailed Explanation
The chapter states that the sky appears dark to passengers at very high altitudes because scattering is not prominent at such heights, where the atmosphere is thin.
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