Avooma Airlines and The AirCraft Company team up on zero emission flight plans

James Murray
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UK start-up airline and US aircraft developer ink partnership to advance plans for zero and low emission regional flight network

Ambitious plans for a new network of zero and low emission regional flights across the UK and Europe have taken a step forward today, after British start-up Avooma Airlines and US-based manufacturer The...

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