The 5 New Commercial Aircraft That Will Change The Way We Travel

While the year 2020 has been challenging for the aviation industry as a whole, it has provided a glimpse of the next generation of commercial aircraft. Aircraft efficiency and zero-emission technologies are anticipated to bring about the greatest changes. Commercial aviation travel in the future may potentially look considerably different from what we anticipate.

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[scottbernard]

Wider seats in concept always morph into more seats in production.

[Sh]

I love watching these videos and counting all the errors.

[tsr]

Correction - The Anglo-French Concorde - a collaboration of Sud Aviation and The British Aircraft Corporation

[martindehavilland-fox]

Rolls-Royce pulled out of the Boom project quite some time ago

[hendrsb]

Somehow, no matter how large the airframe, I still get the feeling that passengers will still be packed into airplanes like cattle. So much for passenger "comfort".

[ericinzesky]

great video ! I can't wait to try these beautiful birds 🙂

[steve-marsh]

Wow, there are so many mistakes in here it's almost funny. Almost.

[Truth-of-the-matter]

Given the current design of airports it will be hard to completely redesign aircraft if they are unable to fit into the gates. I think airplanes will remain fairly close to current designs but the biggest modifications will be more aerodynamic wings and more fuel efficient engines. Ideally if engines could use biofuels that were cheaper to source (and cleaner) I think that would make a huge impact on air travel.

[johnholt]

Don’t think the French would be impressed with it being referred to as the Anglo Concorde.

[rickstclair]

just do not treat us as cattle, give us room to move, breathe.

[white-dragon]

When they start building space airliners, planes that take off like normal planes and then enter space, taking about an hour to travel around the world, then I'll take notice.

[timothyharrison]

The A220-500 is a great dream. I've enjoyed working the CSeries to the A220 program. It's a hell of an aircraft and I'm going to miss working on it at the end of the year

[davidlarson]

Surprised there’s no mention of the truss brace wing design

[ljessecusterl]

"As the economy gets better" honestly seems like more wishful thinking than Burt Rutan's wildest fever dreams.

[lucrolland]

Let me remind you that the Concord is a collaboration between France and the UK and was never matched.

[AlanDickens]

3:38, the prospect of short Trans-Atlantic flights! I can see the marketing now: "OceanAir - we get you nearly there!"

[PearlCityBeats]

who woulda thought that MIT engineers would model their futuristic plane shape after the Flying V guitar!

[hughmacdonald]

Lol. If any of them go into production. Skip this video.

[Sartorius]

A-220 is THE BOMBARDIER CS300 A CANADIAN PLANE, WE WILL NEVER FORGET

[patthewoodboy]

WEF goal of net zero will kill all of them, unless the people tell the WEF to do one 🙂