Heart Aerospace’s 25,000-pound X1 has completed a 27-minute battery-only flight in New York, the largest fully electric aircraft test reported so far. The flight carried no passengers, but it advances work on the company’s hybrid-electric ES-30, aimed at shorter regional routes by 2031, with range still a major barrier.
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Ndege kubwa zaidi ya umeme yakamilisha jaribio la dakika 27

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON

X1 ya Heart Aerospace, yenye uzito wa zaidi ya pauni 25,000, imeruka kwa dakika 27 New York ikitumia betri pekee. Haikubeba abiria, lakini jaribio hilo linaendeleza kazi ya ES-30 ya umeme na injini mseto kwa safari fupi za kikanda kufikia 2031, huku umbali wa safari ukibaki changamoto kuu.

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