easyJet has partnered with JetZero to develop new Blended-Wing Aircraft

JetZero new Blended-Wing Aircraft. JetZero

easyJet has partnered with JetZero to help develop new blended-wing aircraft, which could reduce fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions by up to 50% compared to traditional aircraft designs.

These planes could potentially run on hydrogen power. easyJet will contribute its expertise in hydrogen propulsion technology and explore using the blended-wing design for hydrogen-powered engines. Additionally, the airline will join JetZero’s Airline Working Group to address operational challenges and improve flight efficiency with this new aircraft shape.

JetZero new Blended-Wing Aircraft. JetZero

JetZero’s innovative aircraft has already gained support from the U.S. Air Force, NASA, and the FAA, with plans to enter service by 2030. Alaska Airlines also recently partnered with JetZero. The blended-wing design marks a major advancement in aircraft technology, enhancing aerodynamic efficiency and bringing the aviation industry closer to its goal of zero carbon emissions.

JetZero new Blended-Wing Aircraft. JetZero