Lilium Prepares To Fly Redesigned eVTOL Battery System

Graham Warwick June 22, 2021
Lilium eVTOL
Lilium eVTOL
Credit: Lilium
Setbacks come with the territory when developing aircraft, according to Alastair McIntosh, chief technology officer of electric air-taxi developer Lilium. Former chief engineer on the Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engine for the Airbus A350, McIntosh addressed the February 2020 battery fire during ground...
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