Evia Aero signs LOIs for hydrogen, electric and amphibious aircraft

Evia Aero signs LOIs for hydrogen, electric and amphibious aircraft
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Evia Aero signed letters of intent for 15 hydrogen‑converted Britten‑Norman Islander aircraft from Cranfield Aerospace Solutions, 25 fully electric Alice aircraft from Eviation, and up to 20 Polaris amphibious aircraft from Tidal Flight.

The Polaris aircraft, which can carry up to 13 passengers, will operate short flights electrically and longer flights with a kerosene piston engine generator; they require EASA approval before operation, with a prototype expected to fly in 2028 and deliveries planned from 2030.

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