Emirates planning to replace windows on planes with virtual ones

President Tim Clark of Emirates discusses the potential benefits of windowless aircraft, including lighter weight and improved fuel efficiency. Currently, virtual windows are being tested in the first class cabin of Emirates Boeing 777 aircraft. Aviation expert Douglas Jury notes that while there are no major safety concerns, windows should be present in critical areas like emergency exits for visibility of the aircraft wings.

What is the ultimate goal for aircraft design according to President Tim Clark?

• To have no windows at all

• To have larger windows

• To have more powerful engines

• To have more comfortable seats

What are the expected benefits of having no windows in aircrafts?

• Lighter aircrafts that fly faster and higher with less fuel

• Increased passenger comfort

• Improved in-flight entertainment

• More cargo space

In which aircraft model are virtual windows currently being used?

• Airbus A350

• Boeing 747

• Airbus A380

• Boeing 777-300ER

Where does Douglas Jury suggest windows should be maintained for safety?

• In the cockpit

• In the passenger cabin

• At emergency exits

• In the cargo hold

What is the main reason for having windows at emergency exits according to Douglas Jury?

• To improve air circulation

• To provide natural light

• To allow passengers to enjoy the view

• To ensure a clear view of the aircraft wings