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Humans were created to soar.

It' s very different from the feel you get when you fly with ordinary Cessnas and Pipers, although the speed is actually quite similar, the latter are even a little quicker, that is. An open dashboard makes it even more adventurous to fly and flight will certainly be full of epinephrine and excitement.

Future aircraft concepts that could alter air traffic

As Boeing anticipates a requirement of 41,000 new passenger planes and 617,000 pilot over the next 20 years, traditionally crewed, corporate and general aviation planes will still predominate the sky in the near-term. During the Paris Air Show 2017 and indeed last year, however, several airlines, such as Airbus and Boeing, unveiled new flight designs aimed at providing new opportunities for operators in crowded towns to come to work, transport freight and use other applications.

The fully electrical plane ofviation. Photograph with kind permission of Éviation Aircraft Ltd. The Israeli start-up firm from Israel, Éviation, presented its all-electric Alice Commuter at the Paris Air Show. They describe the airplane as a dispersed engine with a primary thrust prop at the stern and two thrust thrusters at the wing tips.

Altogether 6,000 lbs of lithium-ion cells supply electricity for the Alice, which is capable of carrying up to nine people over a 600-mile distance. Uber's technical manager of aeronautics, Mark Moore, said he hoped Eviation's new plane would help "catalyse the need for new technology in rechargeable and fast-charging technology that is critical to electrical flying.

" Recently a recent Uber Elevate event on urbane transport debated plan to use electrical planes as aerial taxi in the world. A member of NASA's On-Demand Vehicle Dynamics Programme and the General Aviation Manufacturers Assn.'s (GAMA) Electrical Propulsion und Innovation Committe, Éviation believe it will bring its electrical planes from prototypes to certifications by next year.

We also expect the first scheduled services to be operated by 2021. Said the corporation was in discussions with local carriers about the Alice commuter. British aerospace group Neva Aerospace has launched its business model AerQuadOne as a personal air lift solution for the world. Driven by Neva's Stand ing turbocharger electrical stand-up turbocharger engine technologies, Neva's new AirQuadOne is designed as a Personal VTOL driven by a rechargeable batteries package compliant with electrical vehicle charging points via a cable link, inductive power supply or rechargeable batteries package selector.

Mr Neva also said that the personal VTOL plane would have a "Notsatcom connection", although not many features of this are known. Since 2013, the SkyQuadOne has been under construction and the design teams are currently working with regulatory authorities and pilot to obtain FAA and EASA approval for lightweight airplanes.

Neva also intends to develop an AirQuadOne UAV release and prospective uses range from searching and rescuing, leisure flights, acrobatics, patrolling and defence, transport and personal aerial taxi. As the least "conceptual" type of airplane on this shortlist, the VSR700, an optional pilot from Airbus Helicopters, has already started stand-alone tests.

Airbus' helicopters business is working with Helicopteres Guimbal, the originator of the civilian Cabri G2 from which the VSR700 originates, to develop the VSR700. The VSR 700 has a fully integrated air traffic management system that Airbus calls a "fully digitised, multi-channel system". The Airbus fleet includes those that meet strategic demands on ship-side rotating wings for marine applications, as well as land-based communications targets and recon mission capabilities.

In presenting Boeing's R&D priority for the foreseeable future at the Paris Air Show 2017, Mike Sinnett, VP of Commercial Airplane Products for Boeing, said the OEM was considering a possible option for electrically operated cargo planes in the world. "We are dealing with purpose-built cargo planes that are smaller than the planes we are designing today, most likely either electrical or hybrids, and we expect our designs to be fully autonomous," Sinnett said.

A3, Airbus' Silicon Valley business, founded in 2015, has been strongly promoted. The aim is to construct a new stand-alone electrical airplane that will help relieve the world' s overloaded highways. Vahana, an autonomic perpendicular take-off and land plane, is the first A3 model. CityAirbus, however, is what Airbus CTO Paul Ermenko calls the "flagship" of Airbus' Municipal Mobility Divison.

The Workhorse Group described the aircraft's eight stand-alone engines, which drive a stand-alone carbon-fibre prop, a back-up batteries propulsion system and a balistic chute to ensure a safe landing in an incident, as a "reinvention of the helicopter". This two-seat rotary wing glider has a throttle motor and is rated for a 70 mile outreach.