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Safran obtains EASA certification for ENGINeUS 100 electric motor

Safran Electrical & Power awarded the first electric motor certified to power new air mobility by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) of the ENGINeUS 100 motor . The motor obtained certification after a campaign involving 1,500 hours of motor certification tests and…

Electric

Safran obtains EASA certification for ENGINeUS 100 electric motor

ZeroAvia Receives FAA G-1 for 600kW Electric Propulsion System

ZeroAvia today announced that it has reached consensus on the Certification Basis relating to its 600kW electric propulsion system EPS with the Federal Aviation Administration, having received a G-1 Issue Paper stage 2 and formally confirmed agreement with its contents. The G-1…

Wingcopter and ITOCHU start type certification process for Wingcopter 198 in Japan

With the support of ITOCHU Corporation, Wingcopter has applied and received acceptance for opening the type certification process of its Wingcopter 198 delivery drone in Japan. This marks the first time a foreign company’s drone and the first time a fixed-wing drone has been…

BRM Aero and H55 Accepting Orders for he B23 Energic Electric

BRM Aero manufacturer 2-seater training aircraft, and H55, a leading provider of electric propulsion systems, have announced the commercialization of the B23 Energic aircraft with the opening of the order book. The B23 Energic will be in the electric aircraft CS-23 general…

Pipistrel Velis Electro Receives LSA airworthiness exemption from the FAA

Pipistrel have announced the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted a light-sport aircraft (LSA) airworthiness exemption for the Pipistrel Velis Electro, opening up flight training in an electric aircraft within the United States. The FAA exemption allows US flight…

Norwegian Air Sports Federation Orders INTEGRAL E Electric Tow-planes

At AERO Friedrichshafen 2024, Norges Luftsportforbund, the Norwegian air sports federation which covers all air sports in Norway, signed an agreement for buying one INTEGRAL E, the electric two-seater, becoming the first Norwegian customer for this aircraft. Based in Elverum,…

EASA delivers the ‘Permit to fly’ to AURA AERO INTEGRAL E,

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has given AURA AERO the Approval for Flight Conditions for Permit to Fly forINTEGRAL E, prequel to the first flight of the electric two-seater, the third aircraft in the INTEGRAL family. DGAC (French Civil Aviation Authority) can…

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