The planes will reduce their weight and use recyclable materials; The project also aims to get rid of carbon emissions
Airbus officially announced a project to manufacture aircraft with a transparent roof, in addition to larger and panoramic windows, during the… Indoor Aircraft Show, the world’s leading aircraft interior design exhibition. The event took place from Tuesday to Thursday (6-8 June 2023) in Hamburg, Germany.
in its official websiteThe company says that newsSee the Aerospace Cabin 2035+It will be manufactured in the Airbus A220 models with 3D printing technology and electronic structures.
The idea is to reduce the weight of the aircraft by up to 40% and have zero carbon emissions by using recycled products, such as polymers and bio-based materials, with cabins in a circular shape. The novelties should start running in the year 2035.
The Airbus project is divided into implementation phases:
- By 2025: to supply “full transparency” on the environmental impact of aviation parts and operations;
- by 2030: reduce carbon footprint by testing new cabin models built with recyclable materials, as well as beginning to pull out older cabins;
- From 2035: Implementation of aircraft with circular cabins powered by hydrogen so as to eliminate carbon emissions.
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European Airbus is the world’s major aircraft manufacturer. in your 2022 financial statementsThe company reported that it delivered 661 aircraft last year, compared to 480 for its main competitor, Boeing North America.
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