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This could be the tesla moment for passenger jet aircraft

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https://www.jetzero.aero/

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First passenger flight by 2030.
 
aiya BS one lah... later take all the investors money to enrich themselves and then declare company bankrupt lol.....
 
Remember. You heard it first from. Me. Elon will just buy the company . Like he did tesla. And raise the cash.
 
Many investors already pumped in hundreds of millions, don't pray pray:

https://www.jetzero.aero/jetzero-raises-175-million-in-series-b-financing
Financing Round Led by B Capital to Accelerate Development of Demonstrator Prototype To Achieve First Flight in 2027

LONG BEACH, Calif. (Jan. 13, 2026) – JetZero, the U.S.-based start-up airplane maker designing the world’s first commercial all-wing airplane, announces it has raised approximately $175 million in its Series B financing, led by B Capital, a global multi-stage investment firm. United Airlines Ventures, Northrop Grumman, 3M Ventures, Trucks VC, Marlinspike, Aero X Ventures, and RTX Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of RTX, among others, also participated in the round. To date, JetZero has raised and secured commitments of more than $1.0 billion, including government grants, incentives and commercial commitments.

The new capital will accelerate the development of JetZero’s full-size Demonstrator, a prototype designed to achieve at least 30% improved aerodynamics compared to traditional tube and wing aircraft. The Demonstrator is on track for its first flight in 2027.

“The strength and diversity of our investor base reflects the momentum behind JetZero and the industry’s readiness to reshape the future of aviation,” said Tom O’Leary, JetZero co-founder and CEO. “This round brings together key strategic partners across the value chain from demand to supply to implementation, including United Airlines Ventures and RTX Ventures, as well as longtime supporters of JetZero from our Series A financing and a new, lead investor in B Capital, focused on innovative, resilient technology. Together, we are delivering an efficient aircraft that elevates the passenger experience, drives American leadership in advanced manufacturing and exports, and strengthens the aviation supply chain.”

“JetZero is redefining aviation with its all-wing aircraft, setting a new benchmark for efficiency, cost, and the passenger experience,” said Jeff Johnson, General Partner at B Capital. “As aviation faces rising emissions and fuel costs, the need for a step change in efficiency has never been greater. JetZero is positioned to reshape the industry, and we’re proud to partner with the team as they advance this groundbreaking technology.”

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About JetZero

JetZero, co-founded in 2020 by start-up veteran Tom O’Leary and aerospace legend Mark Page, is developing the world’s first commercial all-wing airplane. With up to 50% better fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions compared to existing commercial airliners, JetZero's Z4 will offer the aviation industry a clear path to achieving its 2050 net-zero goals while also elevating the passenger experience. Working alongside the US Air Force, NASA, and the FAA, and backed by decades of investment and research into blended wing technology. JetZero looks to enter commercial service in the early 2030s.
https://www.jetzero.aero/united-investment-announcement
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But instead of saving airplane fuel, why no nuclear-powered planes? :biggrin:
 
Working alongside the US Air Force, NASA, and the FAA, and backed by decades of investment and research into blended wing technology. JetZero looks to enter commercial service in the early 2030s.
US military, intelligence spends a huge amount on research. Companies like Google internet all are beneficiary of these research.
Looks like they will use net zero as their path to commercialize the knowledge.
 
This pic has been on net for >10-15yrs, Cik Syed
The pictures are based on research and aerodynamic testing. By NASA and defence research. Now they want to commercialise it. The secret is in production cost. Previously I think that was the stumbling block. Now maybe they have overcome it.
 
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