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I would say the 787 perhaps. The whole thing is designed around a certain gracefulness never before seen in modern airliners (which really look strictly businesslike and built-for-the-purpose-of-making-money
). Boeing has quite succeeded in making the whole aircraft conform to the same standard of soft, gentle gracefulness.
The A350? Well, the first time I saw a picture of it, I thought, what's this?! Now I have gotten used to it
, but really the cockpit windows are designed in a never-before-seen out-of-the-world novel way. It looks quite cool, actually, when you get used to it. The whole plane looks pleasantly slender, and the glossy effect is quite well capitalized on, giving it a very modern feel. However, I still feel that its winglets look too flowy but feel too stiff, making it peculiar. You would expect it to flow like the 787, but it just doesn't. Otherwise I love it!
However, I still don't understand the useful purpose of Boeing's new flexible-wing trend...
