A surprising patent appeared designed to shorten the flight time of boarding an airplane

Airbus, a global aircraft manufacturer,Jet aircraft capable of flying at 4 times the speed of sound + rocket explosion aircraft patent"Or"Patents arranging seats in overhead overhead dead space"We are creating innovative new technologies one after another, such as. We are proposing a new idea that allows Airbus to "take boarding airplanes that take time and money" more smoothly and quickly.

Airbus proposes new drop-in airplane "cabin modules" to speed up boarding | Ars Technica UK
http://arstechnica.co.uk/cars/2015/11/airbus-proposes-new-drop-in-airplane-cabin-modules-to-speed-up-boarding/

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A few years ago, astronomical physicistsHumanity robbing algorithmI devised an idea to "reduce the time it takes for an airplane to board in half" by utilizing it. There are several other ideas to reduce the flight time of flight, such as a method of "changing ordinary sheets to standing sheets" carried out by "Ironian cheap airline company" Ryanair " . Meanwhile, it is clear that Airbus acquired a new patent that could dramatically reduce the flight time of the flight.

The idea of ​​that patent is "to allow guest room to be separated from fuselage".


Looking at the illustration in the patent, a room module arranged in a place like a departure lobby ......


You can see that it is an idea to dock directly to the airframe as it is. The news site Ars Technica says "It looks like Thunderbird No. 2".


In the patent, Airbus explains "Ideas to shorten the fixed time of aircraft and air terminals". Currently it is necessary to clean up and replenish various consumables after the plane arrives at the airport, but if this idea is realized, just prepare a couple of room cabins will prepare them " Before you arrive at "you will be able to do. It is also possible to shorten boarding time by guiding passengers to the cabin by using the time waiting in the departure lobby.