Permalink: http://www.boeingimages.com/archive/Boeing-CAV-In-Flight-2JRSXLJQ0OC1.htmlCopyright © Boeing. All Rights Reserved.View Photo/Video onlyConceptually similarGround Testing of a CMC Engine Exhaust Nozzle on R-R Trent 1000Ground Testing of a CMC Engine Exhaust Nozzle on R-R Trent 1000Ground Testing of a CMC Engine Exhaust Nozzle on R-R Trent 1000Ground Testing of a CMC Engine Exhaust Nozzle on R-R Trent 1000Ground Testing of a CMC Engine Exhaust Nozzle on R-R Trent 1000Ground Testing of a CMC Engine Exhaust Nozzle on R-R Trent 1000Burner II in Boeing's Remote Environmental Test Chamber, Tulalip, WashingtonPhoenix Test Bed Control CenterPhoenix Testbed Control CenterView AllView more with similar tones Boeing CAV In FlightSelect usageWhat Type of Order?Usage:Since it was unveiled in 2018, the Cargo Air Vehicle CAV has evolved from an initial concept to a prototype air vehicle. A team of Boeing researchers and engineers refined the design through rigorous indoor testing, flight simulations and lab research. The vehicle now features six dual-rotor systems and 12 propellers. It measures 17.5 feet long (5.33 meters), 20 feet wide (6.1 meters) and 5 feet tall (1.52 meters), and weighs 1,100 pounds (498.95 kilograms).BI440871 (318023-CAV-in-flight-left-MR-040819)Maximum size:3000px × 2000px (~17 MB)10.0in × 6.6in (300dpi)License type:Rights ManagedKeywords:Boeing-cargo-cargo air vehicle (CAV)-design-engineers-flying-interiors-laboratories-left side views-long-measurements-propellers-researchers-teams-testing-vehicles-Washington State
