Future of Aircraft by Shabtai Hirshberg
Shabtai Hirshberg is an innovator who focuses on commercial aircrafts industry, his thesis always considers the design, comfort, fuel saving and greener environment for the aircraft concept. Hirshberg proposal suggests that we will be having a double increase in number of flights by the end of 2030. At the same time, the rising prices of fuel would be a major issue that may cut back the luxuries and increase passenger capacities since the business would become less profitable.
Hirshberg proposal works in the shade of these conditions to reduce the fuel consuming by 30%, not just because of the aerodynamic body and great efficiency, but also because of the optimized use of technology, material, propulsion and other features . His newly designed aircraft can also be landed land and water as well, which makes it a brilliant choice for future. Some rendered pictures of his proposal can seen below.
courtesy of Shabtai Hirshberg
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