A non-invasive aerosol method allows the determination of effective airway dimensions (EADs) as a function of volumetric lung depth (VLD). Anatomical methods have shown that airway morphometry is affected by body height, lung volume and lung inflation. This study was performed to investigate the effect of these parameters on aerosol derived EADs. In all subjects EADs were determined twice at two different lung inflations to allow normalization of EADs at 80 % TLC. The study group has been divided into two subgroups of low (n=6) and high (n=5) TLC and body height. Before normalization EADs of the two subgroups were not significantly different and no significant correlations between EADs and anthropometric data were found. The described differences and correlations got significant after normalization of EADs at 80 % TLC. The results confirm, that EADs are a function of anthropometric data and individual lung inflation and should be normalized.