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18 May 2013 Updated at 11:24 AM UAE
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IN PHOTOS: The plane of the future

Air travel is only going to increase in coming years and the world's skies are only going to become more crowded. To help airlines deal with the challenges of the future, Boeing has developed an idea called the 'Concept Plane'. The Concept Plane incorporates six innovations that would help to improve the passenger experience, reduce congestion and cut fuel consumption. Click on to find out how planes might look and operate in the future.

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Posted by: Toxicair8 Tuesday, 19 February 2013 11:54 AM[UAE] - UK

Not one mention here about changing the technology to improve the cabin air systems in order to eliminate Toxci Air in the cabins created from the Bleed Air intakes on engines sucking in engine oil that includes neuro-toxins. The boeing 787 use new technology for this reason, but they do not promote as it would implicate their other aircraft as being defective. Airbus are also coy on this point as well!

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