French Design House Briefs Airbus On Electric Airliner Concept

Graham Warwick February 18, 2021
Conseil & Technique
C&T’s IP2 concept could enable the relatively straightforward modification of an existing airliner to electric propulsion.
Credit: Conseil & Technique
French product development group Conseil & Technique (C&T) has briefed Airbus on a design concept that can be used to modify an existing airliner such as the A320 to electric propulsion. In the IP2 concept (for Integrated Propellers for Plane), the underwing turbofans are removed and replaced by a...
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