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The claims made by Celera have always been aggressive - and I hope they’re real. Why add more claims? Why not just deliver on what they currently offer? This
by flybrand 4y ago
The claims made by Celera have always been aggressive - and I hope they’re real. Why add more claims? Why not just deliver on what they currently offer?
This seems like a red flag and possibly indicates shenanigans.
- mometsi 4y agoThey've optimized for cabin volume and all their claims are weirdly crafted to take advantage of that design choice. For passengers who expect a flight with 4 first class-type seats, their competition isn't a minivan with wings like the beechcraft bonanza, it's a learjet with half the seats removed.
- kashkhan 4y agoWhenever a company pivots to another tech without publicly proving the original tech, i get the heeby jeebies. If laminar flow tech worked as they claimed, you wouldn't need hydrogen to be a market success.
- Maarten88 4y agoExactly what I thought. Laminar airfoils with max thickness far back do very well in the computer but they behave poorly. I would want to see proven that this plane is stable in all conditions. Putting a hydrogen engine in it seems like a distraction.