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Bye Aerospace has signed letters of intent with four pilot training providers for a total of 340 eFlyer all-electric trainers.

Besides being good for the environment, this all-electric aircraft, due to enter service in 2025, promises low operating costs and other benefits.

Between flight shaming and corporate clients interested in leaving a smaller carbon footprint, the push for electric aircraft is likely here to stay.

‘Would be brilliant, Great signing’: Some Leeds fans excited as transfer news emerges Photo by David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images Some Leeds United fans on social media are rather excited by reports that they’re interested in signing Ainsley Maitland-Niles this summer. The Arsenal man is seemingly out of favour at the Emirates, being sent out on loan to West Brom in January, but now it seems as though he could be shipped out on a permanent basis. Leeds are reportedly keen, but as you can imagine, they’re not the only club in the race to sign him, with Everton also keen to bring h...

The eFlyer 800 will include two wing-mounted electric motors and a parachute. (Image: Bye Aerospace) Bye Aerospace has announced plans to develop an eight-seat all-electric twin turbo-prop class airplane, the eFlyer 800, in response to the growing interest for regional all-electric aircraft. The Denver company states performance estimates for the eFlyer 800 include up to 320 knot cruise speed, 35,000 feet ceiling and 500 nm range with 45-minute IFR reserves at normal cruise speed of 280 knots. Safety features for the eFlyer 800 will include two wing-mounted electric motors, each with dual re...