Electric airplanes have reached another milestone, and the question is, how much longer can it take to be ready for everyday flight? And how far will they be able to fly?
As part of its ecological footprint reduction program, the UK engine manufacturer is using a fully sustainable fuel for the first time in ground testing of its new generation resource, which is still under development.
British engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce has embarked on the construction of a more powerful electric and aerobatic aircraft than ever before. The zero-emission propeller aircraft is designed to be able to exceed a speed of 300 miles per hour (480 km / h), making it a record in electric flight.




