Input from United Airlines helped shift Heart Aerospace from a 19-seat to a 30-seat design for its ES-30 electric regional airliner.
Credit: Heart Aerospace
U n ited Airlines and its regional partner Mesa Airlines have emerged as leaders in sustainable aviation through a series of joint investments in next-generation aircraft. But how do the carriers actually plan to integrate these new designs into their existing fleets and networks? In interviews with...
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