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Belgian aerostructures manufacturer Sonaca is to develop and build the airframe for VoltAeros Cassio hybrid-electric aircraft.Under the terms of an agreement with the French start-up announced today, Sonaca will transition Cassio from its current design status into a production-ready definition . It will also oversee the aircrafts manufacture.Source: VoltAeroSonaca wil
stanley thermos l also oversee manufacture of the production aircraftVoltAeros founder, former Airbus chief technology officer Jean Botti, says the deal takes us one very important step closer to production .Last week, VoltAero publically flew its Cessna 337 Skymaster-based prototype, featuring a dual-power source engine, for the first time at its base in Royan-Medis in southwest France. The company this week started an 11-city country tour with the demonstrator.VoltAero plans to release a family of three aircraft, with four, six and 10 seats. The proposed design of the aircraft also features a forward fixed canard and an aft-set wing with twin booms
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