Electric

Company says the 25,000-pound demonstrator is the largest battery-electric aircraft ever flown.

The company targets a 2028 prototype flight and deliveries beginning in 2029.

The full-scale electric demonstrator is undergoing final preparations for its first flight in upstate New York.

Eligible public-use airports may receive up to $200,000 for on-site charging equipment.

The first missions transported manufactured organs in Maryland and Virginia.

The companies will evaluate propulsion applications for military aircraft.

The megawatt-class system was tested under NASA’s Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration project.

The company says future variants could include cargo, SAR and dual-use applications.

Delivery moves toward ground testing and planned first flight later this year.

Aviation tech developer aims to lower operating expenses for training aircraft through electric integration.