No longer restricted to small planes, battery-electric air travel can replace 50% of scheduled flights, reducing aviation CO2 emissions by 20%.*
Distributed electric propulsion (DEP) replaces conventional twin-propeller configuration to enable low-wing configuration with a wing-mounted landing gear.
A smaller body combined with larger wings increases the aerodynamic efficiency without advanced technology.
To provide energy to the batteries and motors during diversion or loitering.
Placed in the wingbox to lighten the aircraft and put the load where the lift is.
To optimise aerodynamic performance and fit within gate span constraints.
By 2040, half of all flights worldwide could achieve zero emissions by switching to battery-electric.