Elysian tests scale demonstrator of its E9X electric aircraft for 90 passengers
Dutch company Elysian Aircraft carried out the first test flights of the scale demonstrator of its E9X electric aircraft, which aims to carry 90 passengers. The design envisions six engines, wings over 50 metres long with integrated battery modules and folding wingtips to fit current airport boarding gates. The company, founded with ten million euros in initial capital, expects the E9X to enter service in 2034. In the Netherlands, the E-Flight Academy already trains pilots on two-seat electric aircraft.
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- Elysian Aircraft completed the first test flights of the scale demonstrator of the E9X, its electric aircraft for 90 passengers.
- The design envisions six engines and wings over 50 metres long with around 40 integrated battery modules, each weighing about 1,000 kg.
- The company, with ten million euros in initial capital, expects the E9X to enter service in 2034.
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