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Graham Warwick
July 23, 2026
Beta Technologies conducted electric aircraft flight trials in Scotland in March with regional airline Loganair. Credit: Loganair
The UK’s Department for Transport has announced funding for eight projects to demonstrate the viability of zero-emission flights using electric- and hydrogen-powered aircraft. To be launched in August, the projects are planned to last up to 24 months. Totaling almost £11 million ($14.6 million) and…
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