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Revisiting Airbus ‘Bird of Prey’ environment friendly plane idea

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Back in 2019, Airbus unveiled an modern ‘Bird of Prey’ plane idea with a bird-like design.

According to the airline producer, the idea was meant to encourage the following technology of plane engineers.

Let’s revisit this idea and check out how the plane would fare within the present aviation business.

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Airbus ‘Bird of Prey’ design was “a theoretical concept for a hybrid-electric, turbo-propeller aircraft for regional transportation.”

Looking at how the aviation business is slowly transitioning from gas to electrical, the idea is extra related now greater than ever.

Unfortunately, the purpose of the Airbus ‘Bird of Prey’ idea wasn’t to noticeably deliver such an plane to market.

Instead, they needed the following technology of aeronautical engineers to assume outdoors the field.

And it appears prefer it labored! As Boeing and NASA are at the moment engaged on the Sugar Volt hybrid electrical plane.

According to Boeing, the Sugar Volt is 70 p.c extra environment friendly than a ‘regular’ plane.

The Airbus ‘Bird of Prey’ aircraft concept additionally featured an unconventional design with a blended wing-to-fuselage joint.

“Inspired by efficient mechanics of a bird, it has wing and tail structures that mimic those of a bird of prey, while featuring individually controlled feathers that provide active flight control.” 

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According to the Royal Aeronautical Society, the idea may present a 30-50% discount in gas burn in comparison with present regional plane.

The unconventional design of the Airbus ‘Bird of Prey’ idea additionally mimicked the sleek and aerodynamic arch of an eagle.

The airline producer got here up with the design by implementing biomimicry on the eagle’s wing and tail construction.

They observed that the broad wings discovered on eagles contribute to quicker flight.

According to Martin Aston, a senior supervisor at Airbus, by means of the corporate’s work on the A350 XWB jet, the airline understands that by means of biomimicry, nature has among the greatest classes they’ll find out about design.

Hopefully, we are going to get to see extra futuristic plane ideas like these sooner or later.

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