Otto Advances Toward First Flight Of Fuel-Efficient Phantom 3500 Jet

Phantom 3500

Otto has frozen the natural-laminar-flow aerodynamic design of the Phantom 3500.

Credit: Otto Aerospace
U.S. startup Otto Aerospace has moved into detail design of the Phantom 3500 business aircraft, advancing its plans to exploit drag-reducing laminar flow technology to develop a light jet with the cabin size and performance of a super midsize jet. Otto announced May 13 it had frozen the aerodynamic...
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