How windowless Planes Could Be The Future Of Cheap Air Travel
Windowless planes could be the future of cheaper Air travel as a Government Technology centre develops a proposal to help Airlines save on fuel.
In place of windows, plastic display screens projecting the sky outside could line the cabin of an Aircraft.
It is hoped the Technology will significantly reduce Aircraft weight and cut fuel costs without worrying nervous passengers.
The display screens will function using a Technique called printable electronics, which involves the use of conductive inks to carry electric current in cardboard and plastic for just a few pence per unit.
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The Technology could be rolled out in other key industries. For example, in pharmacuticals, so called smart packaging could be used to remind a patient to take their medication.
However, developers at the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) in Sedgefield, which is one of the government's network of Technology centres known as Catapults, are particularly excited by the benefits printable electronics offer to Aviation.
Tom Taylor, who is part of the management team at CPI in County Durham, told The Financial Times Getting weight out of a plane is a key [goal] for the industry
You could see the first of these coming to market in three to four years.
US company Spike Aerospace has announced plans to have a windowless cabin on board its Spike S-512 Supersonic Jet, which is due to launch in 2018.
President Vik Kachoria believes the Technology would win over passengers, saying they would experience a wonderful panoramic view of the outside world.
The company still plans to have several windows for emergency purposes, however.
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Windowless planes could be the future of cheaper Air travel as a Government Technology centre develops a proposal to help Airlines save on fuel.
In place of windows, plastic display screens projecting the sky outside could line the cabin of an Aircraft.
It is hoped the Technology will significantly reduce Aircraft weight and cut fuel costs without worrying nervous passengers.
The display screens will function using a Technique called printable electronics, which involves the use of conductive inks to carry electric current in cardboard and plastic for just a few pence per unit.
The windowless plane prepares for take off 26 Aug 2014
Iceland volcano Aviation risk lowered despite earthquakes 24 Aug 2014
Malaysia Airlines plane suffers cabin pressure problems 24 Aug 2014
Rare ride inside the world's last airworthy Vulcan 22 Aug 2014
Airlines prepare for Icelandic volcano eruption 22 Aug 2014
£200 what the Government takes from your family's holiday budget 22 Aug 2014
The Technology could be rolled out in other key industries. For example, in pharmacuticals, so called smart packaging could be used to remind a patient to take their medication.
However, developers at the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) in Sedgefield, which is one of the government's network of Technology centres known as Catapults, are particularly excited by the benefits printable electronics offer to Aviation.
Tom Taylor, who is part of the management team at CPI in County Durham, told The Financial Times Getting weight out of a plane is a key [goal] for the industry
You could see the first of these coming to market in three to four years.
US company Spike Aerospace has announced plans to have a windowless cabin on board its Spike S-512 Supersonic Jet, which is due to launch in 2018.
President Vik Kachoria believes the Technology would win over passengers, saying they would experience a wonderful panoramic view of the outside world.
The company still plans to have several windows for emergency purposes, however.
Plane With No Windows in Aviation Industry,
Supersonic Commercial windowless Jets,
Supersonic Airplane,
Plane of the Future,
Airplanes of the Future,
Future of Aviation,
Future Air Travel Technology,
Cheap Air Flights Lowest Airfare,
Airline Tickets Websites,
Mohini Porwal [ B Sc]
Trainee Aviation News Editor
mohini.aerosoft@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005944964687
www.Philippine-Aviation-News.blogspot.com
www.Newzealand-Aviation-News.blogspot.com
www.Aviation-News-India.blogspot.com
www.Canadian-Aviation-News.blogspot.com
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