Revolutionary Hypersonic Aircraft: Delhi To London Under An Hour

Fly Delhi To London In Less Than An Hour!

Imagine having lunch at India’s famous Taj Mahal and making it to London’s Big Ben for dinner. 

Sounds surreal?! This incredible feat would take less than an hour, making today’s fastest passenger planes look like they’re moving in slow motion.

The new aircraft from India to England if successful, surpasses the previous speed champions like the Concorde supersonic jet and the Blackbird. The new aircraft from India to England make same-day intercontinental trips a reality.

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But what makes this team unique is their down-to-earth approach. As they proudly state, “We also take pride in being moms and dads, military veterans, and BBQ enthusiasts who make it Home for Dinner”.

Hypersonic Flight From India To England Promises Earth Views & Lightning-Fast Travel

Venus Stargazer Aircraft: Advanced Features 

• The company developed the Ramjet Engine—– a single-engine system that can cruise at four times the speed of sound (3,069 mph). This remarkable Venus Stargazer aircraft can travel up to 5,000 miles. And the best part? It produces only half the emissions of current planes.
• Unlike most advanced aircraft that need special facilities, the Stargazer is designed to use regular airports, with an impressive turnaround time of just 30 minutes between flights. 
• Travellers will fly at 110,000 feet which is nearly three times higher than regular commercial planes that cruise at 38,000 feet. At this height, passengers will get a rare treat; The views of Earth’s curved horizon!

Expected to debut in the 2030s, the Venus Stargazer isn’t just a new aircraft. It represents a dramatic shift in how humans travel across the globe.

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