Canada’s Harbour Air said last week that it wants to convert its entire fleet of seaplanes into an all-electric commercial fleet through a partnership with a U.S. company. The airline plans to use a 750-hp all electric motor being created by Redmond, Washington-based magni500 to convert its DHC-2 de Havilland Beaver, a six-passenger commercial aircraft used across Harbour Air’s route network.
Canada’s Harbour Air Partners With magniX to Create Electric Airline Fleet
Key Takeaways:
- Canada's Harbour Air plans to convert its entire fleet of seaplanes into an all-electric commercial fleet.
- The airline is partnering with magniX to integrate a 750-hp electric motor into its DHC-2 de Havilland Beaver aircraft.
- This initiative aims to create the world's first completely electric commercial seaplane fleet, offering zero-emission flights, with first tests expected in late 2019.
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