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New era of travel

This is what the future of flying looks like

The US start-up Jetzero is allowed to take off with a prototype of its future aircraft - and Airbus and Bombardier are also waiting in the wings. A new era of flying is dawning for passengers.

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  • The race for the airplane of the future is picking up speed.
  • The US startup Jetzero has received airworthiness approval from the US Federal Aviation Administration for its innovative prototype.
  • A milestone on the way to the next generation of flying.
  • JetZero is now presenting new cabin concepts for the passenger jet.
Summary created withmyAi

The US company Jetzero is developing a passenger aircraft with a radical new design - the so-called blended wing body. The fuselage and wings merge seamlessly into one another.

More space, more peace and quiet, more wow

The concept promises less drag, more efficiency and more space for passengers. The first prototype has now been given the go-ahead - and could change flying forever.

Watch the video to see what advantages the new jet design offers passengers - especially in the interior.


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This is what the future of flying looks like