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The More Electric Aircraft philosophy is increasingly being talked up as a potential weight-saver for future programmes.
Tomorrow's electric planes, today
How electric aircraft startup Bye Aerospace is achieving success through electrification and an accelerated verification process by using Siemens software.
CEO George Bye, chief engineer Tom Bowen and others discuss how they combine first-hand experience with a fully digitalised process to create tomorrow’s electric plane, today.
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