Bye’s Electric Aircraft Attract South Korean Investor

Graham Warwick November 03, 2020
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Bye’s eFlyer 2 will be powered by a Rolls-Royce electric motor.
Credit: Bye Aerospace
Electric aircraft developer Bye Aerospace has attracted another investor, South Korean startup Aerospace9. Led by Asian information-technology entrepreneur Seunghyuk Cha, Seoul-based Aerospace9 is exiting stealth mode and has signed purchase deposit agreements for 300 Bye aircraft. Denver-based Bye...
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