E20 eVTOL seeks Civil Aviation Administration approval, exhibition runs to 9 Nov

E20 eVTOL seeks Civil Aviation Administration approval, exhibition runs to 9 Nov
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The E20 electric vertical take‑off and landing aircraft must obtain approval from Malaysia’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAAM) before it can carry passengers, with the fastest possible approval taking up to one year.

The fully electric E20 can carry five passengers, has a flight range of 250–260 km and requires about thirty minutes to charge; it is on display at IOI City Mall’s Symphony East 3 until 9 November.

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