A startup aircraft company in Norway has completed a successful maiden flight with the first-ever electric amphibious aircraft, according to the firm, Equator Aircraft Norway.
World’s First Electric Amphibious Airplane Makes Maiden Flight
Key Takeaways:
- Norwegian startup Equator Aircraft Norway successfully conducted the maiden flight of its P2 Xcursion prototype, marking it as the world's first electric amphibious aircraft.
- The P2 Xcursion is designed for both land and water landings, featuring a small electric motor and unique aerodynamics for enhanced performance.
- This successful flight initiates the aircraft's test program, with plans to test its water capabilities soon and collect flight data.
- While the current prototype flies for 35 minutes, future electric iterations aim for 1 hour 45 minutes, and a hybrid version could achieve 5-6 hours of endurance.
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