The World’s Largest Electric Aircraft Just Flew
This episode documents the journey of Anders Forslund and his company Hart Airspace, which has built the world’s largest electric aircraft — a 30-passenger hybrid-electric plane with a 100-foot wingspan — marking a pivotal moment in sustainable aviation. After seven years of development f
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