Robert Hastings
Consultant
Otto is creating the future of sustainable aviation through paradigm-shifting design, performance and economics. We’re a mature startup guided by a team of accomplished aerospace leaders who are developing a transonic super-laminar aircraft that is operationally efficient and environmentally friendly.
Laminar flow, the way air travels around an aircraft, represents the greatest opportunity to reduce flight drag in a century. For decades, transonic aircraft that can sustain a high degree of laminar flow have eluded aerospace engineers and manufacturers — until now.
Our groundbreaking aircraft, the Phantom 3500, is the first true business jet of the sustainability era. Featuring a clean-sheet, transonic super-laminar flow architecture, cutting-edge aerodynamics, and a spacious cabin, the Phantom 3500 delivers unmatched fuel efficiency, reduced operating costs, and dramatically lower emissions, without compromising luxury or performance.
Reducing fuel consumption is the most effective way to reduce carbon emissions in aviation. Our aerodynamic breakthroughs deliver an unprecedented 70% reduction in drag, slashing fuel requirements by up to 50%. When combined with Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), Otto aircraft reduces carbon emissions by more than 90%. That means significantly lower CO₂ output per passenger-mile, setting a new benchmark for clean aviation.
Otto will make a major announcement on June 17 at 9 a.m. in the U.S. Pavilion during the 55th edition of the International Paris Air Show. Media and industry attendees are encouraged to attend for an exclusive update on the company’s next chapter in sustainable flight.
Laminar flow, the way air travels around an aircraft, represents the greatest opportunity to reduce flight drag in a century. For decades, transonic aircraft that can sustain a high degree of laminar flow have eluded aerospace engineers and manufacturers — until now.
Our groundbreaking aircraft, the Phantom 3500, is the first true business jet of the sustainability era. Featuring a clean-sheet, transonic super-laminar flow architecture, cutting-edge aerodynamics, and a spacious cabin, the Phantom 3500 delivers unmatched fuel efficiency, reduced operating costs, and dramatically lower emissions, without compromising luxury or performance.
Reducing fuel consumption is the most effective way to reduce carbon emissions in aviation. Our aerodynamic breakthroughs deliver an unprecedented 70% reduction in drag, slashing fuel requirements by up to 50%. When combined with Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), Otto aircraft reduces carbon emissions by more than 90%. That means significantly lower CO₂ output per passenger-mile, setting a new benchmark for clean aviation.
Otto will make a major announcement on June 17 at 9 a.m. in the U.S. Pavilion during the 55th edition of the International Paris Air Show. Media and industry attendees are encouraged to attend for an exclusive update on the company’s next chapter in sustainable flight.
