Jim Starry on the Future of Travel
“We have to reconsider the basic structure of airports. If we land planes on an incline to assist in deceleration and have runways end on top of the terminals to eliminate the need for taxiing, we can save billions of gallons of fuel each day. It’s not that radical an idea. We can utilize the concept to make airports more efficient.”
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Jim Starry's airport is designed in elaborate details. 123 patent-pending technologies in various different fields have the goal of offering the most enjoyable and responsible travel experience you ever had. See our links to articles in Earth Island Journal, WorldWatch Magazine, USA Today and Newsweek. We did calculations on Starrport savings and efficiency benefits. You can find extensive coverage and backgrounds on our websites starrportcorp.com and recyclus.com
Jim Starry is a brilliant inventor who has been working on designs for our planet for over 40 years. The time was yesterday to begin implementation of solar and wind power to replace our dependence on our precious Mother's resources. His airport design as well as his Starr Solar Wind Generator, water purification and automobile emissions designs are evidence that when we all make this available to the world we will cut global oil waste by over 10 billion gallons daily!! We are asking for support by donation of funds as well as business plan and grant writing to enhance the efforts of saving our planet. By implementing Jim's designs we can create a new economy of enlightened practice.
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