eFlyer 2 All-Electric Aircraft Takes First Flight with 80% Lower Costs
The two-seat trainer began its test program after a first flight that Bye Aerospace says can cut operating costs by up to 80%.
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Electric plane designed to ease pilot shortage aces first flight
Bye Aerospace's eFlyer 2, a fully electric two-seat trainer, just completed its first test flight over Colorado. The company says the aircraft could cut flight-training costs by as much as 80% compared to conventional combustion-engine trainers – a number worth watching closely, given how badly the industry needs cheaper ways to churn out new pilots.Continue ReadingCategory: Aircraft, TransportTags: Electric, Transport, Bye Aerospace, Test Fligh…
eFlyer 2 technology to disrupt the flight training market
Electric power company magniX’ Samson batteries powered the first flight of Bye Aerospace’s eFlyer 2 prototype this week from Centennial Airport near Denver, Colorado. The company revealed that this was the first flight to be powered by magniX’s Samson300 battery product which offers energy density of 300 Wh/kg, cycle life of over 1,000 full-depth discharge cycles and patented safety technologies. The batteries can be integrated into aircraft as…
The Bye Aerospace company made the first flight with its eFlyer 2 plane, thus starting the test campaign of this fully electric aircraft intended for pilot training in the USA. The company from Colorado states that the plane could reduce operating costs by as much as 80 percent, while at the same time completely eliminating emissions during flight.
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