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Electric chargers are designed to accommodate any variety of electric aircraft, as well as electric ground vehicles.

New Zealand flag carrier adds a Beta Alia conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) demonstrator to its existing order.

Launch of trial campaign marks ‘significant step’ in accelerated production efforts, company says.

Deposit-backed order makes Metro one of the first air medical service providers in the U.S. to add electric aircraft to its fleet.

Funding will support the development of Beta’s two electric aircraft variants, as well as a network of charging stations that will support them.

eVTOL air taxis from Archer Aviation, Joby Aviation, and more could take flight at New York City’s East 34th Street Heliport in the coming years.

The manufacturer is partnering with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to install electric chargers across the East and Gulf coasts.

The manufacturer will need to obtain the FAA’s sign-off before customers can begin training on its CX300.

Beta will train additional company and FAA personnel using dual controls on its flagship electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) Alia 250.

Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist announces that Beta Technologies, Skyports, Traverse Connect, and Michigan Central will receive fresh funding.