American aviation company Otto says it will fly the Phantom 3500 laminar flow aircraft for the first time in 2027, operationally three years after that.
US developer claims laminar flow breakthrough will allow its medium-class Phantom 3500 to punch above its weight, delivering ...
Otto Aerospace today announced the launch of the Phantom 3500 aircraft at UP.Summit, an annual, invitation-only gathering of the world’s most innovative minds rethinking the future of transportation.
At any rate, the twin-engined Phantom 3500 is projected to have a passenger range of 3,200 nautical miles (3,682 miles, 5,926 km) and a cruise altitude of 51,000 ft (15, 545 m) with targeted costs ...
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Ultra-sleek ‘plane of the future’ jet dubbed Phantom with no windows but giant wall-to-wall screens
AN ultra-sleek jet dubbed “plane of the future” with no windows but a see-through cabin is set to fly by 2026. Incredible ...
Fractional operator Flexjet has placed a firm order with start-up Otto Aerospace for 300 of the business jet developer’s ...
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An American Startup Designed An Airplane Without Windows, And Reddit Thinks It's Hilarious
A sleek, luxurious, fuel-efficient private jet that ordinary Americans can afford to fly on - sounds great, right? There's just one ...
Otto Aerospace announced a 300-aircraft order from Flexjet for its new windowless Phantom 3500 jet, after showcasing the plane at Bentonville's UP.Summit on Sunday.
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