The Week In Technology, June 29-July 3, 2020

June 29, 2020
two-seat trainer aircraft
Bye has resumed flight tests of the Rolls-Royce-powered eFlyer 2 demonstrator.
Credit: Bye Aerospace
Rolls-Royce Advances Electric Propulsion Rolls-Royce is progressing toward certified commercial electric propulsion across a range of system architectures and power outputs. At the lower end, certification work has started with U.S. and European authorities on the 70-kW RRP70D general-aviation...

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