The new, Swiss-designed executive jet not only looks amazing, but it's ecologically friendly, too. 

Swiss design company <a href="https://yasava.com/">Yasava</a> has created a new business jet that not only reduces the carbon footprint of its aircrafts&#39; interiors, but also looks breathtaking, too. The project focuses on obtaining materials from producers with <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/wellness/millennials-more-likely-to-shop-eco-friendly-new-study-finds">ecological responsibility</a>, in addition to finding high quality recycled aluminum to replace the use of freshly-extracted metal. According to the company&#39;s founder and CEO Christopher Mbanefo, the effect is remarkable: a reduction in environmental impact by 80 percent.

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Yasava&#39;s new&nbsp;business jet has another high-tech surprise in store for its big spenders:&nbsp;high-resolution <a href="https://www.techradar.com/news/best-oled-tvs-our-pick-of-the-best-oled-televisions-you-can-buy-today">Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED)</a>&nbsp;screens have replaced the vehicle&#39;s windows. Similar to the screens of the latest generation of smartphones, the TV screens cover the walls of the entire interior of the aircraft, allowing a wide variety of finishes and effects. With just a click of a button, passengers can switch from a corporate setting to a relaxing setting under the sea. The incredible finish does not require a cover of the aircraft, as was the case previously.

Mbanefo and his team are also committed to carbon trends, and have plans to launch a blockchain-linked platform, <a href="https://yasava.com/oxi-zen.php">Ox&iuml;-Zen.</a> Through the new portal, members will be able to purchase ownership of individual carbon sinks, such as a specific forest or body of water, that cannot be replaced or reused. The system, developed in part by research from the ETH Z&uuml;rich university, makes it possible to identify how, when, and where carbon is sequestered, in order to calibrate the carbon absorption capacities of each location. While the creation of a business jet with zero carbon footprint has not yet been achieved, the alternatives presented by Yasava play an important role in reducing the damage caused to the environment.

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