Several aviation experts believe that four-engine aircraft could return to production, driven by factors such as increased transatlantic passenger demand and the need for greater cargo capacity. Airbus is reportedly considering developing a new quadjet design, tentatively named A2000Q, aimed at serving long-haul routes with high freight volumes. Boeing has also expressed interest in exploring this market segment, potentially reviving its own quadjet program. The resurgence of interest stems from projections indicating significant growth in airfreight traffic over the next decade. This shift would represent a substantial change in the commercial aviation landscape, demanding considerable investment and technological advancements.
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