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Beta electric aircraft will fly first customers in Hawaii
Surf Air Mobility customers in Hawaii could be the first to take a trip on Beta's flagship Alia.
US electric aircraft development Beta Technologies is pursuing an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, seeking to raise money to fund continued development of its Alia family of ...
(Reuters) -Electric aircraft maker BETA Technologies said on Thursday it is partnering with Near Earth Autonomy to develop uncrewed aircraft for the military, with flight testing slated to begin in ...
[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Beta Technologies, an electric-powered aircraft manufacturer, raised $1.02 billion in an upsized initial public offering, pricing above ...
More news out of day one of the Paris Auto Show, as aerospace manufacturer BETA Technologies announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Republic Airways Holdings in which the latter ...
As air taxis creep closer to reality, Beta Technologies is touring its electric aircraft around the country. The Vermont-based manufacturer is one of several companies working on electric vertical ...
Four Michigan-based fixed-base operators (FBO) have received electric aircraft charging infrastructure through a partnership between Avflight and Beta Technologies. Following a $2.6 million investment ...
Air taxi developer Eve has revealed more detail about the propulsion system for its production aircraft, saying it will source motors from two US companies. Those firms are Beta Technologies, an ...
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26 states to begin electric aircraft trials this summer
Three-year trials of electric air taxis, autonomous aircraft, and other aviation technologies will be conducted.
Two companies racing to develop electric aircraft are teaming up. Eve Air Mobility, which was founded by Brazilian airplane manufacturer Embraer, said Tuesday that it planned to outfit its ...
SALT LAKE CITY — On-demand, electric air travel is inching closer and closer to becoming a reality in Utah after Beta Technologies landed a passenger-filled prototype last week at John F. Kennedy ...
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