Triple-Wing Jet that looks strange promises more fuel efficiency

A company called SE Aeronautic has revealed commercial aircraft known as SE200 which has a very strange configuration compared to the current aircraft design. In high wing configuration, Jet displays three wings and promises short off and the potential landing. Significant changes in commercial aircraft design are rare, but with encouragement to reduce fuel consumption and green industry, some significant changes are being considered.

The SE200 prototype is an ultra-wide plane design, and the tri-wing design features a double-tailed fin with a pair of machines installed behind. The concept plane will accommodate 264 passengers while consuming fuel 70 percent less than other jets of its size. The designer behind the plane said it could travel more than 10,500 miles projected at a top speed of 690.5 mph.

It’s more range and speed is higher than other jets in the class. High lift design can also mean airplanes can use the airport smaller than some of the current commercial aircraft that can be used. Significant design changes include fuel will not be stored on the wing as well as the current commercial aircraft. Instead, the fuel is stored in the bladder on the aircraft.

The aircraft is designed using an integrated monocoque structure which is described as a breakthrough in performance and security. Security in security using monocoque is important because the current commercial aircraft is scattered together in several parts known as barrels which usually break during the accident. One-piece design will make SE200 safer if an accident occurs.

This aircraft is also designed with a 50-year-old life, and manufacturer said it can build a plane about half the time needed to build a special size plane. Double machines will produce 64,000 pounds pushed which are combined while consuming 70 percent less fuel. At present, there is no indication of when or if the plane will see production.