
Click to viewNovember 20, 2024
USA– Bye Aerospace, the first FAA applicant in sustainable Part 23 electric aviation, has attracted a notable client for both its training and regional air mobility all-electric platforms. Hopscotch Air has signed a letter of intent to purchase four innovative eFlyers, including one eFlyer 2 trainer and three eFlyer 4 aircraft.
Key highlights:
Bye Aerospace’s eFlyer aircraft are designed to reduce operating costs by up to 80% compared to conventional aircraft like the Cessna 172, thanks to battery-electric propulsion systems.The eFlyer 4, capable of speeds up to 200 knots and a range of over 300 miles, offers a spacious cabin for a pilot and three passengers, making it ideal for regional mobility.Hopscotch Air plans to utilize the eFlyer 4 for routes such as White Plains to Nantucket, covering 191 miles in under an hour compared to over seven hours by car.The aircraft’s clean and quiet operation aligns with Hopscotch Air’s goals of reducing environmental impact and improving customer experience.
Statement’s
“The clean, quiet eFlyer with its significantly reduced operating costs is incredibly important to our customers and increasing future business opportunities,”said Andrew Schmertz, CEO of Hopscotch Air.“We believe Bye Aerospace has a clear path to FAA Part 23 Certification, a disrupting technology for short-haul charter operations,”Schmertz added.“The eFlyer 4 is perfect for regional mobility, offering unmatched performance, speed, and range while remaining environmentally sustainable,”noted Bye Aerospace CEO Rod Zastrow.
Source: Bye Aerospace
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