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17-25 October 2026

TU Delft Flying-V - Experience Future Flight

Come visit the mock-up cabin of the Flying-V, a design for a highly energy-efficient long-distance aeroplane.

Hosted by Industrial Design Engineering | TU Delft

This project is now archived and was part of DDW19

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Exhibition

Flying-V cabin interior TU Delft
Flying-V cabin interior TU Delft
Edwin Wallet
The interior of Flying-V has been fully adapted to sitting inside the wings of this radical new airplane design. It boasts the latest insights into passenger comfort and lightweight material use. The goal of the interior concept is to improve passenger experience, with similar passenger density.
The Flying-V is a design for a highly energy-efficient long-distance aeroplane. The aircraft’s design integrates the passenger cabin, the cargo hold and the fuel tanks in the wings, creating a spectacular v-shape. Its improved aerodynamic shape and reduce
Flying-V plane TU Delft
Flying-V plane TU Delft
Edwin Wallet
Interior cabin Flying-V TU Delft
Interior cabin Flying-V TU Delft
TU Delft
Group seats Flying-V TU Delft
Group seats Flying-V TU Delft

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About Industrial Design Engineering | TU Delft

Designing for our future. That is the core business of students and researchers at the faculty of IDE. They design and improve products and services that deal with society’s major challenges. And they are the experts, as they have been doing it for more than 50 years. Over 6.500 Industrial Design Engineers have graduated from the faculty since it was founded in 1969. IDE is still among the largest university design programmes in the world.

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Professor of Environmental Ergonomics, Head of Design Engineering Department Peter Vink