The all-electric Bye Aerospace Sun Flyer 2 took its first flight on April 10 at the Centennial Airport (KAPA). With clear blue skies over Denver and perfect conditions “we had a fantastic first flight,” said Bye Aerospace president Charlie Johnson.
All-Electric Sun Flyer 2 Takes Flight
Key Takeaways:
- The all-electric Bye Aerospace Sun Flyer 2 successfully completed its first flight on April 10, with initial performance meeting or exceeding targets.
- The aircraft will utilize LG Chem MJ1 lithium-ion batteries, providing a 3.5-hour flight endurance, significantly surpassing current electric trainers.
- The Sun Flyer 2 is projected to have very low operating costs ($3/hour), aiming to address pilot shortages by making training more affordable, while also offering zero emissions and reduced noise.
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