Released on - 5/19/2010 5:21:24 PM
In 50 years time, will aeroplanes really look anything like the hypothesis made by Mexican design student Victor Uribe? Either way, his design for the "A350H Airliner" is certainly eye-catching!
Its shape is inspired by dolphins and would enable this futuristic vehicle to speed through the air, yet with reduced energy consumption. The A350H would have engines fuelled by cryogenized hydrogen, which could replace fossil fuels in the future.
With this design there would also be no more need for airport runways, as the take-off and landing would take place vertically. The thought of one day getting onboard an aircraft like this is certainly exciting... let's hope that Uribe's idea takes off!
Its shape is inspired by dolphins and would enable this futuristic vehicle to speed through the air, yet with reduced energy consumption. The A350H would have engines fuelled by cryogenized hydrogen, which could replace fossil fuels in the future.
With this design there would also be no more need for airport runways, as the take-off and landing would take place vertically. The thought of one day getting onboard an aircraft like this is certainly exciting... let's hope that Uribe's idea takes off!
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