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Natilus Unveils Redesigned Horizon Evo Airliner

Blended-Wing Aircraft Features Dual Decks For Passengers And Cargo

Natilus has unveiled a redesigned version of its Horizon Evo blended-wing airliner, featuring two distinct decks for passengers and cargo. The changes, which include larger overhead storage and windows, were made in response to feedback from the Federal Aviation Administration and airline customers. The updated design allows for additional emergency exits and better integration with existing airport infrastructure, while also offering a wider cabin for passengers. According to Natilus, the Horizon Evo can carry 12 LD3-45 containers on the lower deck and 16 AAA containers on the upper deck, depending on configuration. The company expects the aircraft to enter commercial service in the early 2030s, as reported by AeroTime.

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    Natilus Unveils Redesigned Horizon Evo Airliner

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    Blended-Wing Aircraft Features Dual Decks For Passengers And Cargo

    Natilus has unveiled a redesigned version of its Horizon Evo blended-wing airliner, featuring two distinct decks for passengers and cargo. The changes, which include larger overhead storage and windows, were made in response to feedback from the Federal Aviation Administration and airline customers. The updated design allows for additional emergency exits and better integration with existing airport infrastructure, while also offering a wider cabin for passengers. According to Natilus, the Horizon Evo can carry 12 LD3-45 containers on the lower deck and 16 AAA containers on the upper deck, depending on configuration. The company expects the aircraft to enter commercial service in the early 2030s, as reported by AeroTime.

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