Weird and bizarre shapes. Often i aircraft flying over the skies are not very "traditional".
An example is the Beluga XL, nicknamed the "whale in the sky": it is the new cargo plane of the family Airbus, which for its first test flight flew over the skies of Blagnac, in the south of France, to Toulouse.
The Beluga XL is an advanced version of the beluga A300-600ST super transporter, has a length of 63.1 m in length and 18.9 m in height and is one of the largest aircraft in existence.
Its characteristic, in addition to having a higher capacity of the 30% than its predecessors, is represented by the shape of a nice whale.
This flying cetacean is the fruit of the project of the French airline company Airbus and takes the name “Beluga” from its original particular design, which is reminiscent of a fantastic whale.
And apparently, it won't be the only aircraft the company will launch into the skies of Europe. Beluga XL, in fact, is only one of the 5 XL models, for a service that will open in 2019.
In addition to the Beluga XL, however, there are many others "strange" planes for the shapes and designs shown on the sides.
