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Largest Electric Aircraft Ever to Fly Will Take Off From New York Airport in 2025
11 Dec 2024 | Abstracted from Autoevolution
"The first true outing of the plane in the medium where it's supposed to operate aims to "validate the capabilities [of the] electric propulsion technology" that goes into the plane. A tech that hasn't been fully detailed...The undisclosed propulsion system of the demonstrator comprises four electric motors, each spinning a single propeller
"[Heart] has chosen the location from where it will send the machine into the sky for the first time: the Plattsburgh International Airport in New York."
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