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He believes that, in the-not-distant future, we will be flying ... But maybe the most impressive advantage of electric planes is that not all of them require runways. Planes are known as eVTOLs ...

The future of flight will come ... which is why most efforts in electric aviation so far have focused on smaller aircraft. Smaller planes represent a small portion of traffic today, though ...

Moreover, the aircraft would be more environmentally friendly than today's airplanes. Some of the most futuristic features of the aircraft include retractable wings, a transparent ceiling ...

[Courtesy: Jack Daleo/FLYING] Among them are many of the same aircraft you’ve seen me highlight ... and CEOs and executives of some of the most disruptive companies in the industry, from Google ...

A futuristic-looking jet with a 'blended wing ... which seats 250 passengers inside the aircraft modeled after the US Air Force's B-2 Stealth Bomber. The craft is expected to have a range of ...

For most of aviation history ... The first will be the CX300, a sleek, futuristic plane with a 50-foot wingspan, large curved windows and a rear propeller. That plane is designed to carry about ...

The futuristic cargo plane "Kona" is being developed by California ... There is little infrastructure in these areas, meaning most of the runways are gravel, grass, ice, or dirt.

One press of the button, and the plane will route itself to the closest and most available runway ... to the ground in case of emergency. The future for Cirrus is simple: introduce more people ...

NASA isn't just considering a futuristic plane on Mars. It's developing the future of your commercial planes, too. The space agency's Sustainable Flight Demonstrator project — intended to slash ...