JetZero launches wingless aircraft to challenge Boeing.

JetZero has unveiled a prototype wingless aircraft that can save 50% on fuel, opening up the possibility of replacing the Boeing 767 in the aviation industry.

JetZero has just been granted permission to test its Pathfinder wingless aircraft prototype in California. (Photo: JetZero)

The integrated wing design helps save fuel and reduce emissions by up to 50% compared to traditional aircraft. (Image: Business Insider)

The new aerodynamic structure is inspired by military aircraft like the B-2, but optimized for passengers. (Image: Business Insider)

The aircraft lacks a cylindrical fuselage, which presents a technical challenge in cabin pressurization. (Image: Business Insider)

The more spacious interior allows for 15–20 seats per row, instead of three rows like the Boeing 767. (Photo: Business Insider)

Pathfinder is a 1/8 scale model with a 7-meter wingspan, and is expected to take flight in 2027. (Photo: AEROREPORT)

JetZero is under development in three versions: passenger, cargo, and military refueling. (Photo: Robb Report)

The aircraft is designed to be fully compatible with sustainable aviation fuels and has the potential to contain hydrogen. (Image: JetZero)

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