Inside giant flying hotel that can stay in the air for years

Inside giant flying hotel that can stay in the air for years
A giant nuclear-powered ‘flying hotel’, complete with a gym and swimming pool could carry 5,000 passengers — and occupants would be able to live up in the air for years. Take a look inside.


The giant flying luxury hotel can stay in the air for years.

A giant nuclear-powered ‘flying hotel’, complete with a gym and swimming pool is set to carry 5,000 passengers for months on end.

A new CGI video details how the AI-piloted Sky Cruise plans to remain airborne for months at a time, while also docking to take on new passengers, or to drop off anyone board.

The futuristic hybrid between a plane and hotel – which has 20 engines powered by nuclear fusion – is designed never to land.

Hashem Alghaili, who created the incredibly detailed mock-up of the monster aircraft, says the nuclear-powered sky cruise “could be the future of transport”.


While many have their hopes set high for the giant hotel, the Sky Cruise is still far in the future.

Designed to run 24/7, Alghaili even adds that running repairs would be carried out in-flight – a first in aviation, The Post reports.

And, when asked how many people it would take to fly this gigantic plane, he said: “All this technology and you still want pilots?

“I believe it will be fully autonomous”.


The greatly detailed video also promises restaurants, a shopping mall, a gym, theatre and even a swimming pool – all in the sky.

Despite plans for a man-less ride, the Sky Cruise will still require plenty of staff on board to be at every passengers beck and call.

The detailed video promises restaurants, a gigantic shopping mall, a gym, theatre and even a swimming pool – all in the sky.


The futuristic hybrid between a plane and hotel is designed never to land.

The promotional clip also promises the human boarded UFO to be the perfect wedding venue, if you’re brave enough.

And it would be perfect as the Sky Cruise offers a panoramic hall, offering breathtaking 360 degree views of the outside.

However, despite the greatness promised, not everyone is on board with the idea.

Some have called the Sky Cruise concept the ‘new Titanic‘, pointing out a plethora of issues with its design.

The huge aeroplane would have issues taking off, and would be far from aerodynamic.


It’s a fair bit bigger than your average plane.

Others also pointed out faults with its weight, saying that if an aircraft powered by a nuclear reactor crashed, it could destroy a city.One nervous passenger said: “Great idea putting a nuclear reactor in something that could malfunction and fall out of the sky.”

“I’m sure I would be able to afford a ticket for the lowest deck with no leg space and no access to the lounge,” someone else commented.


A shopping centre has been promised to be built inside the spacecraft too.

And a third wrote: “Those exposed elevators are a big nope for me. Uneven drag would also like a word on those. The engines look suspiciously like jet engines, fusion reaction is used as a magic future energy source, and your animation never bothered to raise the landing gear.”

The massive development cost is also another concern, and a trip like this would predictably cost a small fortune.

While many have their hopes set high for the giant hotel, the Sky Cruise is still far in the future.

“If physics and aerodynamics didn’t exist, then this vessel might actually be able to take off,” one smart commenter wrote.


Despite plans for a man-less ride, the Sky Cruise will still require plenty of staff on board to be at every passengers beck and call.

However, their concerns shouldn’t be anything to worry about.


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Will this futuristic Al-Buraq become a reallity like rockets,missiles,medical marvels etc in Flash Gordon fictions?