Maeve Aerospace unveils new designs for emission-free electric aircraft

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Maeve 01 promises to carry 44 passengers, fly around 460 kilometres on a single charge, and could be running commercially by 2030

Dutch aviation firm Maeve Aerospace has unveiled the latest designs for its planned emissions-free 44-seater electric aircraft, which it has hailed as the latest step towards making commercial zero emission...

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