Super Sonic Transport - W100 Mark-2
SST100-M2 a three-engined supersonic transport, mainly made for executives and VIPs. This is an upgrade form the SST-100, adding canards for a better stability and a more luxurious interior.
FEATURES
Cabin with 12 Passenger seats
Custom air brakes and flaps (Controlled by VTOL)
Engines tuned to make it more realistic while increasing/decreasing the throttle
Top Speed: 1500 mph at an altitude above 20000 ft
Airbrakes for landing
Reduce the throttle in advance, landing speed about 180mph, and bring down the VTOL to open the air brakes. She is a gentle lady at landing.
HISTORY:
The desire for a second-generation supersonic aircraft has remained within some elements of the aviation industry, and several concepts have emerged since the retirement of Concorde.
In October 2022, Win's Wings Design Bureau took its first flight SST-W100 supersonic business jet capable of flying Mach 2.1. It can carry 12 passengers, is quieter, and is 30% more efficient than the Concorde. It can fly from Los Angeles to Sydney in 5.5 hours. It is planned to go into service in 2029. This Mark-2 version features the canards for a better stability and also, more luxurious faux leather interiors.
Image Gallery:
Air brakes deployed (VTOL minimum)
Top Speed: 1380mph above 25000 ft (2220 km/hr above 7600m)
The Concept: SST-100 with a T-tail (which is replaced with canards in this version)
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft is curated
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 50.7ft (15.4m)
- Length 72.1ft (22.0m)
- Height 19.4ft (5.9m)
- Empty Weight 34,112lbs (15,473kg)
- Loaded Weight 50,546lbs (22,927kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 7.469
- Wing Loading 36.7lbs/ft2 (179.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,376.0ft2 (127.8m2)
- Drag Points 9991
Parts
- Number of Parts 335
- Control Surfaces 9
- Performance Cost 1,612
@NTH those were brake flaps to slow down while landing
@WinsWings on both this aircraft and the last one, are the flaps meant to open like a A-10, or is it to fix the physics of the aircraft, and would not be applied, if this aircraft was theoretically used in reality?
@PoopInMyMouth123 thanks
@Apollo018362 Thanks. I will try my best for your challenge.
@WinsWings. Hmm, i understand. Nice!
@Apollo018362 Like this plane, I did not have a blueprint, and I did not use my sketch as a blueprint either. But I have the proportion in my mind.
Perfect! This is one of my favourite planes!
All the w100 need more fuel
@ToeTips Well, I never thought about it, I have some new idea brewing in my head -and this is just a fix and "facelift" to my 2-year-old concept. The other one got 54 K+ downloads, which is quite successful.
Had the same idea to make a mark 2 of the highest upvoted post.
Delta wing private jet XD
@MrCOPTY
love the scathe, love the plane
@Rocketguy2079 of course, do it. no need to be too perfect. Jut to get an idea
To be honest I should do the same thing lol @WinsWings
@Rocketguy2079 Thanks,, I love to draw, which help me a lot with understanding what I want. and also speed up the process when it comes to the fictional ones
I love that your have your own design process, I just build, then make a mistake, and then I give up…
@RNManufactures Thanks.
Looks cool.