Supply Issues Slow Harbour Air’s Electric Beaver

Graham Warwick April 27, 2022
Harbour Air has resumed flight tests of its initial eBeaver prototype.
Credit: Harbour Air Seaplanes
Design changes and component supply issues have pushed back the first flight of the certification prototype for Harbour Air Seaplanes’ conversion of the de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver to electric propulsion. The critical design review for the ePlane project was held at the end of March and the...
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