10 Most Innovative Aircraft Currently in Development

The Covid-19 pandemic has been unfortunate for the commercial aviation industry. Still, it hasn't stopped aerospace innovation from cruising along over the past year and into 2023. Today we will count down for you 10 of the most innovative aircraft and future flying machines in development in 2023.

➤ Featured Aircraft and Future Flying Machines
00:00 Crew Dragon
01:39 Bell 429 EDAT Electric Helicopter
03:03 eGyro
04:44 Loyal Wingman
06:09 Zephyr 8
07:33 NASA’s Ingenuity
09:08 Zeroe
11:02 The Flying V
12:31 Trifan 600
14:10 Celera 500L

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[JoseNunez-pumh]

Guys. I love the count down numbers. Looking great. Doing amazing job giveing the all over the world knowlage.

[beverlylange]

i watched this video with my mouth hanging open. i have never seen such awesome looking air craft. great job guys!!

[anrnoman]

I love technology & inventions.
So it’s my one of the most favourite youtube chanel💖💝

[RrocoRocks]

Trivia answer: it's the neighborhood from the movie Edward Scissorhands.

[mckalvix]

these aircrafts are good for the way to school

[mckalvix]

this video was really cool i might get one for my self

[pascalfust]

Anybody realized the aerodynamic problem of the Trifan 600?
I'll give you a hint: a multicopter uses multiple propulsion units spread out around the center of gravity (CG) of the aircraft. As the visualizations displayed in the video, the CG would need to be located between the back fan and the front fans as well as within the wing section that would provide lift during cruise flight. The shown fuselage, however, is much more extended towards the nose of the aircraft with almost no space between the props/fans nor in the back. So, passengers would sit in front of the CG leaving the spare space behind the back fan only for fuel...

[karenvickers]

What great looking aircraft!!!! I do not like flying, but I sure enjoyed watching this video. It was fun to watch and I will probably watch it again!!!! Good job!!!!

[archimedesfan]

Hmmmm Edward Scisor Hands on set, the road where he lived?

[abrahkadabra]

Just looking at the Celera (#1) you can intuitively tell that this is a good aerodynamic shape. The stretched teardrop fuselage isn't new but it's simple and efficient. If this beats the Piaggio Avanti in performance specs for a pusher prop regional transporter, I'd place my bets on it.

[gsc]

This is not new innovation on aviation...This is just makiing old tech better...it's still a tub with jet engine running on oil...or the same helicopter with one blade or 1000...going from horse and wagon to a motorized vehicle was revolutionary to mankind...That's what we need...Different flying shapes, different powers sources, different propulsion systems that are revolutionary...Everything from scratch, never seen before, out of this world, alien to human...That's what the PhD's of this world should be shooting for...!!

[danhay]

Topiary from Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands

[cmk]

Did you know the Mars helicopter has a little bit of the original wright brothers plane on board

[karenvickers]

I watched the video again and it was even better than the first time!!!

[tannerrennat]

A gyrocopter is STOL not VTOL, isn't it? Fan pushes forward blades start spinning then lift.

[ringtone]

Nice video sar.🙋 but hindi legavej ?

[eliaspedro]

Gosto muito dos vídeo desse canal me chamou Elias Pedro de Oliveira da cidade de Olinda Pernambuco Brasil ficar na região Nordeste do Brasil

[Jamez.R]

having that loyal wingman is gonna reopen the concept of flying aircraft carrier using c-130 or bigger plane

[MarkH]

When will the last few years of Oshkosh flight videos be posted?

[Seminolerick]

Dragon isa metal rock... pushed by a controlling force... it does not FLY, imho !