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Building the World's First Electric Amphibious Aircraft in Sandefjord

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Noemi Aerospace has secured 70 million kroner to build and test fly an electric amphibious aircraft with space for nine people. The goal is a first flight in 2027, and eventually an aircraft factory in Torp with up to 300 employees.
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Noemi Aerospace has secured 70 million kroner to build and test fly an electric amphibious aircraft with space for nine people. The goal is a first flight in 2027, and eventually an aircraft factory in Torp with up to 300 employees.

·Oslo, Norway
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NRK broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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