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Unveiling the Future of Aviation: Sirius Jet, the World's First Hydrogen-Powered VTOL Aircraft, Takes Sustainable Flight to New Heights! 🚀✨ #Innovation #AviationRevolution #SustainableTravel Introduction: - Sirius Aviation introduces the world's first hydrogen-powered Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft, the Sirius Jet. - Developed in collaboration with BMW's Designworks and Sauber Group, representing a significant leap in sustainable aviation. Features of Sirius Jet: - Hydrogen-electric propulsion system. - Merges jet aerodynamics with airplane and helicopter versatility. - Enables extended flight distances, impressive speeds, and high altitudes with near-silent noise levels. Versions Launching in 2025: - Sirius Business Jet: Private jet with a 1,150-mile flight range, cruise speed of 323 mph, altitude capability of 30,000 feet, and ultra-quiet noise levels at 60dBa, accommodating up to 3 passengers. -Sirius Millennium Jet: Commercial aircraft with a 650-mile flight range, cruise speed of 323 mph, altitude capability of 30,000 feet, sound footprint at 60dBa, designed for up to 5 passengers. Strategic Collaborations: - Partnerships with BMW Group's DesignWorks, Sauber Group, Alfleth Engineering AG, and ALD Group to set a benchmark for sustainable, efficient aviation. Unveiling Event: - Scheduled for January 17, 2024, at Payerne Airport in Switzerland. - Unveiling the Hydrogen-Electric Ducted Fan Propulsion System, marking the first public ignition. Challenges and Considerations: - Challenges include the deflected-thrust system, small-fan design, and use of liquid hydrogen. - Efficiency of the propulsion system and maturity of liquid hydrogen technology are key considerations. Program's Ambitious Nature: - Demands substantial investments and faces long odds. - Success depends on technological advancements and industry readiness to embrace innovative solutions with a long-term vision. Conclusion: - Represents a bold step toward a cleaner and more sustainable future in aviation. - After obtaining full certification (which is hoped to take place by 2026), Sirius plans to commence commercial deliveries and shuttle flights by 2028 #avionics #businessaviation #aviation #evtols #urbanairmobility #advancedairmobility #flyingcars #flyingtaxi #airtaxi #UAM #evtol #aam #aircraft #vertiports #urbanmobility #electricaviation #emergingtech #innovation #faa https://lnkd.in/gzE5Hz6y

The world's first hydrogen vertical plane Sirius Aviation, a pioneering Swiss aviation startup, has launched the world's first hydrogen powered vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft, the Sirius Jet. This program is a big step in sustainable aviation. The Sirius Jet represents Sirius Aviation's unwavering commitment to innovation, sustainability and safety, and sets a new industry standard. According to IA, the Sirius Jet is a ground-breaking high-performance vertical-flying aircraft that operates with a hydrogen-electric propulsion system and integrates the aerodynamics of jets with the versatility of airplanes and helicopters. This combination enables long flight distances, impressive speeds and high altitudes in the form of almost silent flight.

A flurry of announcements has seen Deutsche Aircraft move closer to delivering its next-generation D328eco 40-seat turboprop. The German manufacturer recently revealed deals with Acro for economy class seats and NORDAM for nacelle collaboration, while also naming Wings Aviation Private Limited as a launch customer. Powered by the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127XT-S and equipped with Garmin avionics, the D328eco is the next-generation evolution of the Dornier 328 turboprop, introduced into service in 1993. Deutsche Aircraft supports the global 328 fleet, referring to the type as D328, and a smaller number of the jet-powered version, the D328JET. Legacy D328 business continues for Deutsche Aircraft. It has agreed to supply an aircraft to German Aerospace Center (DLR), the German flight research center, for sustainability work, while customers continue to receive simulator training from Simulator Training Solution GmbH after Deutsche Aircraft secured their continuing collaboration in 2020. Anastasija Visnakova joined Deutsche Aircraft as vice president sales and marketing in August 2022. With more than 20 years’ regional airline experience, her emphasis is notably on the true regionality of aviation connectivity, including essential services to otherwise isolated communities. #aviation #aerospace #collaboration #airline #aircraft #business

🚀 Just read this interesting article on swisstech about the rise of electric aviation. It's incredible to see how Solar Impulse's legacy is powering the future with H55's electric propulsion systems for aircraft. 🌍✈️ The move towards electric vehicles has already reshaped our roads, and now it's the skies' turn. H55's vision for a quieter, cleaner, and more affordable air transport, aiming for zero CO2 emissions by 2050, is not just inspiring but a potential game-changer for the aviation industry. 🌱 Hybrid-electric flights make me wonder about the future of air travel. 🤔 How will this innovation reshape airline operations, aircraft design, and even the way we fly? It's an exciting time for aviation, and I'm keen to see how these developments will take flight in the years to come. The sky's the limit! 🌤️✨ #ElectricAviation #FutureOfTravel #InnovationInTheSkies #SustainableAviation #PrivateJet #BusinessAviation #TechInnovation #EVolution

Swiss aviation startup SIRIUS AVIATION AG brings out Sirius Jet, the dubbed world’s first hydrogen-powered VTOL aircraft that is co-designed by BMW’s Designworks, A BMW Group Company and Sauber Group. Since it is powered by hydrogen, the VTOL aircraft is poised to produce zero emissions during the entire flight. On January 17th, 2024, Sirius Aviation is set to host an event at Payerne Airport in Switzerland to unveil the aircraft’s groundbreaking Hydrogen-Electric Ducted Fan Propulsion System with the first public inaugural ignition. Looking far ahead, the Sirius Jet is expected to take flight in 2025 and in two versions: the Sirius Business Jet is tailored to private jet needs while the Sirius Millennium Jet is crafted for commercial aviation. Sirius Jet’s hydrogen-powered VTOL aircraft aims to generate high-performance and zero-emission VTOL flights propelled by a hybrid hydrogen-electric propulsion system #evtol #aerospace #hydrogentechnology #vtol Pravo Consulting Campaign Catapult