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Safran Electrical & Power celebrates a world first: certification awarded by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) of the ENGINeUS 100 motor – the first electric motor certified to power new air mobility.
The motor obtained certification…
Safran has achieved a “key moment in the history of aviation” after its new electric motor was cleared for flight.
It can now be used to power aircraft of the future after receiving certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
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PARIS – Safran Electrical and Power, a unit of aerospace titan Safran, has achieved the world’s first type certification for an electric motor for civil aircraft.
Safran’s ENGINeUS 100 series on Monday became the first engine certified as airworthy und…
US-based Wright Electric successfully ran its 2.5MW motor and inverter together for the first time last week, a significant milestone for its program to develop the most powerful electric-propulsion system for aircraft yet.
The company’s WM2500 motor a…
Safran Electrical and Power, a unit of aerospace titan Safran, has achieved the world’s first type certification for an electric motor for civil aircraft.
Safran’s ENGINeUS 100 series on Monday became the first engine certified as airworthy under EA…
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has certified Safran’s Engineus 100 electric motor as an engine that complies with Special Condition SC E-19, the world’s first Special Condition for electric and / or hybrid aircraft propulsion systems.
The fi…
A brand new electric motor that will power many of the world’s electric aircraft has received certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
The motor is the Safran ENGINeUS 100 which develops 125kW – about 168bhp. Safran says it …
PARIS—The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has granted a type certificate to Safran Electrical & Power for the 125 kW ENGINeUS 100B1, making it the first electric motor approved under the CS-23 standard.
The approval paves the way for m…
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