First-ever look inside blended wing body aircraft shows there's about to be a new king of the skies

This is the first-ever look inside this unique blended wing body aircraft that’s set to give Boeing and Airbus fierce competition.

The plane has a unique design both inside and out.

But, when it comes to the interior, things get really interesting.

Gone are the days of the middle seat fiasco, and instead, a new design means families, friends, and business moguls could fly differently forever.

VISIT SBX CARS – View live supercar auctions powered by Supercar Blondie

First look inside the blended wing body aircraft

We all know that airplanes need huge wings to help them navigate the skies safely, but what happens when the design of plane wings changes entirely?

Well, San Diego-based company Natilus has released more interesting information about its blended wing body aircraft called Horizon. And, well, Boeing better watch out.

Thanks to clever designs and technology, the plane could carry 200 passengers and even reportedly offers up to 40 percent more space than a Boeing 737 MAX8.

The range of the blended wing body aircraft is a whopping 3500NM with a payload of 25 tons.

But, when it comes to seating, things really start to get interesting, as the first-ever look inside the cabin proves.

The plane is set to have ‘Deluxe Club Seating’, which means that a family of four can sit ‘two-by-two facing each other’, taking away the nightmare middle seat issues usually encountered in the sky.

Plus, in a first, the Horizon plane will even include three video conference pods that can double as conference rooms.

“The pods will be compatible with both video and phone calls and will be Wi-Fi-enabled so that passengers can continue to collaborate and be productive during flight,” explained Natlius in a release.

In first class, the seats will be ‘luxe, lie-flat,’ while economy seating will include an infotainment center, all enclosed in a cabin that’s 7.5ft tall with intelligent lighting to help minimize the effects of jetlag.

And that’s not all. Natlius has put safety first in regards to its blended wing body aircraft, implementing the use of eight exit doors, ‘with the possibility for carriers to opt for double doors’.

The layout can be customized too.

This isn’t the only revolutionary aircraft being created

The world of aviation is one that advances rapidly, with sustainability being the mission of many companies.

Natilus isn’t the only manufacturer trying to reduce fuel consumption.

For example, a teardrop-shaped private jet made in Texas, called the Phantom 3500, could allow billionaires to feel guilt-free when traveling.

And we can’t forget the world’s first-ever hydrogen-electric air cargo service that’s set to launch across the pond.

Keep your eyes on Natilus and its Horizon aircraft as it’s set to go head-to-head with the Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus a321neo.

Click the star icon next to supercarblondie.com in Google Search to stay ahead of the curve on the latest and greatest supercars, hypercars, and ground-breaking technology.

DISCOVER SBX CARS: The global premium car auction platform powered by Supercar Blondie