Otto Sees Market-Disrupting Potential In Drag-Reducing Laminar Flow

Concept of Otto Phantom 3500 bizjet flying

The Phantom 3500 is designed to fly at up to 51,000 ft. with a maximum speed of Mach 0.80.

Credit: Otto Aerospace
In a sector known for steady, incremental progress and intense brand loyalty, upstart Otto Aerospace is attempting the seemingly impossible: to disrupt a mature market by offering much more for much less. The market is business aviation, and the disruption is not about offering a slightly bigger...
Graham Warwick

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