A Fort Worth company has unveiled its concept for a business jet that burns 62% less fuel than a conventional aircraft of similar size and it does it entirely with improved aerodynamics that maximize laminar flow over the whole airframe. Otto Aviation released this video last week.
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The Phantom 3500 doesn't have any windows in the cabin to ensure smooth airflow over the fuselage.
Key Takeaways:
- Otto Aviation, a Fort Worth company, has unveiled a new business jet concept.
- The proposed jet is designed to burn 62% less fuel compared to conventional aircraft of similar size.
- This significant fuel efficiency is achieved entirely through improved aerodynamics, specifically by maximizing laminar flow over the entire airframe.
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