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ANZ, BETA Technologies Team up for First eVTOL Take-Off

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ANZ, BETA Technologies team up for first eVTOL take-off

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Air New Zealand and BETA Technologies teamed up for first electric aircraft take-off

On October 17th, the first electric aircraft to carry the Air New Zealand name hit the skies, with the BETA ALIA CX300 taking off from Tauranga Airport in its first test flight in New Zealand. The aircraft was manufactured in the United States by global aviation innovator BETA Technologies. The aircraft flew to Hamilton Airport on October 17th, where it will be based, before moving to Wellington Airport for a further two months in December. Bade…

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