Sirius Jet

Sirius Aviation AG is unveiling a groundbreaking innovation in air travel - the Sirius Jet, the world's first hydrogen-powered Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft. This Swiss creation, developed in partnership with BMW's Designworks and the Sauber Group, promises to reshape the landscape of sustainable aviation.

Comprising two models, the Business Jet and the Millennium Jet, Sirius Jet incorporates a revolutionary Hydrogen-Electric Ducted Fan Propulsion System, delivering silent, carbon-free journeys. The Business Jet caters to private flights, accommodating up to three passengers, while the Millennium Jet targets commercial travel with a capacity for five passengers. Both models share impressive specifications, featuring a range of up to 1,150 miles, a cruise speed of 323 mph, an altitude capability of 30,000 feet, and a remarkably low noise level of 60 dBa.

FLYNANO | SINGLE SEATER MINI HYDROPLANE

Looks like science fiction but it is not. This glider is the work of aeronautical engineer Aki Suokas from Finland and has just been presented publicly. The FlyNano is made entirely of carbon fiber, takes off and lands on water, it can be considered a mini-hylane. It can be purchased in all-electric or combustion engine, powered by gasoline. It can reach 140 kilometers per hour and fly up to three kilometers altitude.The first deliveries in the U.S. market are plann...
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ICON A5 AIRCRAFT

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BOOM SUPERSONIC JET

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