The Air Current
• Elan Head
The Air Current reports: How Beta Technologies solved its eVTOL transition problems Beta’s first crewed transition flight was a milestone for the company and the eVTOL industry as a whole.
Securing UL certification, BETA Technologies' Charge Cube advances the infrastructure for fast electric charging across the U.S., aiming at efficient eVTOL recharging.
The FAA is proposing special conditions for the certification of electric engines by Beta Technologies and Safran, addressing the unique challenges of EngineUs 100 and similar models beyond current Part 33 standards.
The Alia, Beta Technologies' pioneering electric aircraft, made its public unveiling at Cape Cod airport, marking a significant milestone in eVTOL development.
Achieving a significant milestone, Beta Technologies successfully conducted the Alia 250 eVTOL's first crewed full transition flight, paving the way for future advancements in electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft.
In a move towards sustainable aviation, Air New Zealand is planning passenger trials on its electric-powered Alia aircraft, though the use of the current demo model remains undecided.
Securing UL certification, BETA Technologies' Charge Cube advances the infrastructure for fast electric charging across the U.S., aiming at efficient eVTOL recharging.
The FAA is proposing special conditions for the certification of electric engines by Beta Technologies and Safran, addressing the unique challenges of EngineUs 100 and similar models beyond current Part 33 standards.
The Alia, Beta Technologies' pioneering electric aircraft, made its public unveiling at Cape Cod airport, marking a significant milestone in eVTOL development.
Signature Aviation collaborates with BETA Technologies to enhance the electric aircraft charging infrastructure, marking significant steps toward sustainable aviation across several East Coast locations.
