Sky Cruise is a nuclear-powered flying hotel designed by Yemeni engineer Hashem Al-Ghaili, who unveiled his vision for an AI-powered aircraft capable of carrying 5,000 passengers and revolutionizing the hotel and aviation industry.

The creator of the project was inspired by the paintings of artist Tony Holmsten. Concept and visuals by Hashem Al-Ghaili himself. According to its plan, Sky Cruise will be equipped with 20 nuclear engines based on nuclear fusion, which will solve the problem of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere. Also, the plane will not need a pilot. However, while Sky Cruise is controlled by an artificial intelligence system, a human will be able to take control at any time.

In the video, Al-Ghaili details the Sky Cruise, which could stay in the air for several years without needing to land. The delivery of passengers and various cargoes will be carried out by commercial flights from airports around the world. Exactly how to implement this is outlined below.

Al-Ghaili has dubbed the aircraft the “transport of the future”, which will include a panoramic lounge with 360-degree sky views. The hall will be connected to the main entertainment area, which will include shopping centers, sports centers, swimming pools, restaurants, bars, playgrounds, theaters and cinemas, by elevator. There will also be a separate hall for business meetings and special occasions such as weddings.

Turbulence will not be an issue either, as the aircraft uses artificial intelligence to detect and avoid air turbulence. When vibrations are detected, the system automatically generates anti-vibration, which works similarly to the noise reduction technology that Sky Cruise uses to easily overcome the turbulent zone. One question remains: how will you take the Sky Cruise to the skies?