It looks more like the tiny planes that amateur pilots fly, but it is a faithful replica of an Airbus A-320. Its wingspan reaches 16 feet (around 5 meters).
Most impressively, however, it weighs less than a kilo and flies slowly enough to be tested indoors.
It was created by a German company called Airstage. The company has the necessary experience in designing and building giant models that can fly indoors.
The secret to the Airbus's minimal fuselage weight is that it is actually a balloon filled with helium.
The wings of the Airbus A-320 are there primarily for visibility and altitude control of the aircraft, rather than producing the upward thrust needed to keep the craft in the air.
If someone now tries to destroy the plane, it will disappear into a million tiny pieces.
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