Industry Veteran Joins LHG-Fueled Personal Jet Project

Graham Warwick April 07, 2020
Using LNG fuel and remote pilots, Savion aims to reduce the cost of private flight.
Credit: Savion Aerospace
A U.S. startup that plans to develop a two-passenger, remotely piloted personal jet powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) as an alternative to business travel on airlines has attracted a big name from the aeroengine industry to act as an advisor. Chaker Chahrour, former executive vice president of...
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