Pressemitteilung: Electric short distance flying essential part of the future mobility network

Electric short distance flying will be an essential part of our future mobility network and that is why we are happy to announce that we at Twente Airport and several of our partners are taking up a project to explore in the field of sustainable, short-distance flights. Under the leadership of the Fraunhofer research institute FFB in Münster, a new research project will start in April to explore opportunities in the enabler field of electric-powered short distance flights, including the conception of a testing field for electric flying between the partner cities of Enschede and Münster. The project, called MOMO C, requires almost 4 million euros of investment funded by various parties. (....)

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Quelle: AeroSpace.NRW

Stichwörter: AeroSpace.NRW, Electric short distance flying, future mobility network, Twente Airport, sustainable, short-distance flights, Fraunhofer research institute FFB in Münster, conception of a testing field for electric flying, Enschede, MOMO C, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Industry, Climate and Energy NRW, Dutch provinces of Gelderland and Overijssel, European Union (Regional Development Fund), Albert Seine GmbH, Twente and Münster/Osnabrück airports, aviation pioneer NRG2fly, Industrie und Handelskammer (IHK) Nord Westfalen

Kategorie(n): Forschung & Transfer