The United States Air Force is working with JetZero to develop a new tanker with an efficient blended wing design.

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Twelve percent of airline respondents see a blended wing body like JetZero's (right) as the most promising option for a new airliner, while just 2% favor the truss-braced wing concept Boeing is ...

Aviation startup JetZero has partnered with Siemens to further develop the blended wing aircraft – a passenger jet that promises to improve fuel efficiency by 50%, significantly reduce noise, and ...

To fully replace the KC-135 tanker, the Air Force has tasked JetZero to build a blended wing body demonstrator while Lockheed Martin is developing a (potentially unmanned) stealth tanker called the ...

New blended wing plane to save 50 percent in fuel consumption Aircraft set to take off by 2030 with 250-passenger capacity Reduced engine size, lower noise, and zero emissions goal ...

What happens in Vegas, the outdated saying went, stays in Vegas. But it was never more true than for this year’s edition of the annual fest of high-tech called CES. Formerly known as the Consumer ...

US start-up JetZero is creating a cutting-edge Blended Wing Body jet with unparalleled efficiency and performance. In collaboration with the US Air Force, NASA, and the FAA, the jet is set to enter ...

In parallel, JetZero is collaborating with Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Air Force to develop a subscale prototype called "Pathfinder." This 23-foot test aircraft has already validated key ...