The Week In Technology, Oct. 18-22, 2021

October 19, 2021
Diamond Aircraft eDA40 battery-powered aircraft
Designed for airfield circuit training, the eDA40 is a battery-powered development of Diamond’s DA40.
Credit: Diamond Aircraft
Diamond Launches Electric Trainer Austria’s Diamond Aircraft has partnered with battery supplier Electric Power (EP) Systems to develop an all-electric training aircraft, the eDA40. The first announced application for EP Systems’ Epic lithium-ion battery module, the eDA40 is designed for use as an...

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