SHOOT FOR THE SKY

Luminox takes inspiration from one of the most revolutionary aircrafts of its time the infamous Constellation

FONDLY NICKNAMED “Connie”, the Lockheed Constellation was a series of propeller driven airliners built by Lockheed Corporation beginning from 1943. As the first pressurised-cabin civil airliner series to go into widespread use, which enabled commercial passengers to fly well above most bad weather for the first time, the plane was a game-changer for both civil and military aviation, setting flight time records including the quickest flight from Burbank, California to Washington, District of Columbia in 1944 in just under seven hours at an average speed of roughly 533km/hour.