Bye Aerospace Nears Key Approvals for eFlyer 2
Bye announced on Thursday that it has completed nearly all of its FAA-approved Means of Compliance and Certification Plans, with only one plan remaining to sign off (out of 16) that will form its basis for building a conforming prototype eFlyer 2.
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Bye Aerospace Nears Key Approvals for eFlyer 2
Bye announced on Thursday that it has completed nearly all of its FAA-approved Means of Compliance and Certification Plans, with only one plan remaining to sign off (out of 16) that will form its basis for building a conforming prototype eFlyer 2.
Lilium Makes Key Choice on Electrical Distribution System
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