EasyJet to fly battery-powered planes within the next decade
This is what's keeping electric planes from taking off | MIT Technology Review
An Aviation Pioneer Goes All In on Electric Planes | WIRED
Electric Aircraft - Diamond Aircraft Industries
Meet Alice, the electric plane that could be the future of air travel | World Economic Forum
Electric aircraft - Wikipedia
Order for First All-Electric Passenger Airplane Placed by Massachusetts Carrier - IEEE Spectrum
This New Electric Jet Concept Uses Air Friction to Generate Power – Robb Report
The largest electric plane yet completed its first flight — but it's the batteries that matter
Battery-powered, zero emission plane could be future of aviation - YouTube
Rolls-Royce Electric Aircraft Becomes World's Fastest - AVweb
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An all-electric passenger plane completed its first test flight - The Verge
The World's First All-Electric Jet Just Aced Its Maiden Flight
Electric planes could be in the skies by 2028. But big hurdles remain. - The Washington Post
Rolls-Royce electric aircraft sets three speed records; world's fastest electric vehicle - Green Car Congress
First all-new, electric commuter airplane takes flight at Moses Lake | The Seattle Times
This New Electric Jet Concept Uses Air Friction to Generate Power – Robb Report
Eviation Sells More Alice Electric Aircraft For Underserved Routes - CleanTechnica
Alice, the first all-electric passenger airplane, prepares to fly | CNN Business
With Ultralight Lithium-Sulfur Batteries, Electric Airplanes Could Finally Take Off - IEEE Spectrum
Why Electric-Powered Airplanes Are Headed for Takeoff: QuickTake - Bloomberg
Electric planes are here – but they won't solve flying's CO₂ problem
Electric planes could be in the skies by 2028. But big hurdles remain. - The Washington Post
Can battery-powered airplanes decarbonize air travel? | Canary Media
