Dutch Electric Aircraft Startup Maeve Aerospace Receives EU Funding

Graham Warwick January 03, 2023
Maeve

Maeve plans to develop a 44-passenger, 550-km-range electric regional airliner by 2030.

Credit: Maeve Aerospace
With plans to develop a 44-seat electric regional airliner, Netherlands’ startup Maeve Aerospace has been selected to receive up to €17.5 million ($18.7 million) in European Union investment. Maeve is one of 78 companies selected by the European Commission to receive up to €470 million in grants and...
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