A twin-propeller aircraft concept — a long, clean fuselage, a slender wing with upswept tips, and both propellers lifted onto pylons above the tail so the cabin stays quiet and the lines stay unbroken.
Clonair starts from a simple layout decision: take the propellers off the wing and carry them high on pylons over the rear fuselage. The wing is left clean along its whole span, free to be long, thin and efficient, finishing in upswept tips.
Forward, the nose is a single smooth volume with wraparound cockpit glazing, and a continuous window line runs back along the cabin. Aft, the fuselage rises into a swept fin that carries the tailplane and ties the two propulsion pylons into one sculpted tail assembly.
High altitude, coastline, a city at sunset and the cabin — the same aircraft read against very different light.




Over the coast, into a city sunset, through the cabin and up above the mountains.
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