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Aeralis reveals new aircraft design at DSEI 2023

13th September 2023 - 09:30 GMT | by Norbert Neumann in London

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Aeralis has implemented some notable changes to the modular aircraft's design following a recent review. (Photo: Aeralis)

The new aircraft design mark a significant shift in Aeralis' approach, with notable changes in exterior configuration and a new wing architecture that enhances manoeuvrability.

Aeralis officially showcased new designs of the first variants of its modular jet aircraft on the first day of DSEI 2023, including the Advanced Jet Trainer which will be the first to enter production.

Aeralis officials said during a press conference that this next-generation design of the common core fuselage (CCF) will serve as the backbone of the company’s future aircraft fleet.

Since Aeralis's modular aircraft project was first revealed, industry could see the same digital mock-ups, virtually unchanged. However, a recent review prompted the company to implement some notable changes in the external design.

The new light jet aircraft will

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