Norway Selects Five Sites for Hybrid-Electric Aircraft Demonstrations in 2027
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Norway Selects Five Sites for Hybrid-Electric Aircraft Demonstrations in 2027
Five locations across Norway have been selected for planned 2027 demonstration flights of Electra’s EL2 hybrid-electric technology demonstrator, in a project involving Bristow Group, Electra, airport operator Avinor and the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway. The programme will examine how ultra-short take-off and landing (ultra-STOL) aircraft could operate in different environments, from established airports to
Trondheim, Oslo, Mosjøen, Sandnessjøen and Kongsberg have been selected as test locations for a new hybrid electric aircraft that can take off and land in just 50 meters, Avinor reports in a statement. The flight testing is part of a government initiative where Norway is used as an international test arena for zero and low-emission aviation. Project partners Avinor, the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority, Bristow Group and Electra will use the h…
Five completely different locations in the country have been selected as test sites for zero- or low-emission aviation.
Five completely different locations in the country have been selected as test sites for zero- or low-emission aviation.
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Trondheim Airport Værnes has been selected as one of five test sites for a new hybrid aircraft in Norway. The first test flights are planned for 2027.
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