The Phantom 3500 by Otto Aerospace is one of the most provocative developments in private aviation right now, blending radical design with operational efficiency.
Private aviation is no stranger to innovation, but the Phantom 3500 by Otto Aerospace is rewriting the rules. With a sleek teardrop design and, yes, no passenger windows, this jet is sparking debate across the industry.
The Phantom 3500 promises significant fuel savings and reduced emissions, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable luxury travel. This design improves aerodynamics, reducing drag and boosting fuel efficiency by up to 60% compared to similar jets.
Instead of windows, the cabin features panoramic digital walls that simulate sky views, curated landscapes, or even branded experiences. Built with laminar flow technology, the aircraft slices through air with minimal resistance. The cabin is designed for nine passengers, with a futuristic aesthetic that blends minimalism and immersive tech.
It runs on 100% SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) and boasts a 3,500 nautical mile range, making it ideal for transcontinental travel with lower emissions.
Flexjet has already placed a 300-jet order, signaling confidence in this futuristic model.
Otto Aerospace plans its maiden flight in 2027, with full introduction by 2030.
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