Nolinor Aviation, a Canadian charter airline, is set to purchase the innovative 'blended-wing body' cargo aircraft named Kona, developed by Natilus. This aircraft merges wings and fuselage to achieve a 30% reduction in fuel consumption, making it highly efficient. Set to launch by 2028, Kona will complement the airline's current Boeing 737-200 fleet, which is over 40 years old. With a focus on northern mining operations, Kona's design allows it to access rugged, unpaved terrains and carry larger cargo, enhancing connectivity for remote communities while dramatically lowering operating costs.
Nolinor Aviation has agreed to purchase a 'blended-wing body' aircraft called Kona, which promises 30% fuel savings and lower operating costs.
The Kona's capacity and ability to land on rough terrain positions it as a versatile aircraft for remote Canadian communities.
With 50% lower operating costs than competing aircraft, Kona complements Nolinor's fleet and expands its operational reach to underserved areas.
The unique design of Kona allows it to carry more bulky cargo and offers a solution for communities underserved by larger aircraft.
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