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Eve taps BETA Technologies for next-generation eVTOL motors

Eve Air Mobility has chosen BETA Technologies (BETA) to supply electric pusher motors for its conforming prototypes and future production aircraft. The decision marks a notable advance in Eve’s drive to industrialise its eVTOL programme and secure a resilient, high-quality supply chain. With a firm backlog of 2,800 aircraft, Eve is reinforcing its manufacturing base […]

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JR Hammond, founder and Executive Director, Canadian Advanced Air Mobility (l), Sheradin Fabrizius, Sales Director, BETA Technologies (m) and Danny Sitnam, President and CEO, Helijet

BETA and Helijet advance electric aviation in Western Canada

Canada’s advanced air mobility sector reached a major milestone on November 4. Helijet International and the Canadian Advanced Air Mobility consortium welcomed the arrival of BETA Technologies’ ALIA CTOL aircraft at Vancouver International Airport. It is the first time BETA has flown its electric passenger and cargo aircraft into Western Canada. This flight marks another

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Air New Zealand will start testing the ALIA CX300 aircraft from April 2025 © BETA Technologies - Foto cargo version

Air New Zealand to begin electric aircraft demonstration flights in 2025

Air New Zealand is advancing its goal of introducing electric aircraft into its fleet with the announcement of a technical demonstrator programme using the battery-electric ALIA CX300 aircraft from April 2025. Manufactured by US partner BETA Technologies, the aircraft will be used to evaluate its performance in New Zealand conditions before commercial operations commence in

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ALIA aircraft in Air New Zealand livery

Air New Zealand takes leap into the future with ALIA

Air New Zealand has officially revealed ALIA as the initial acquisition in its Mission Next Gen Aircraft programme, marking the airline’s foray into next-generation aviation technology. Air New Zealand has made a firm order for one aircraft with options for an additional two aircraft and rights for a further 20 aircraft. Crafted by electric aerospace innovator BETA

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