Beta Reviews Alia Electric-Aircraft Training With Launch Customer

Graham Warwick August 22, 2024
Beta’s Alia flight simulator

The Uniter Bioelectronics cohort used Beta’s Alia flight simulator to rehearse planned organ delivery missions.

Credit: Beta Technologies
As it prepares to deliver its first organ for transplant using an electric aircraft, expected in 2025, biotechnology company United Therapeutics has completed a pilot training program review with manufacturer Beta Technologies. United Therapeutics has placed orders for both the CX300 fixed-wing...
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