UK Royal Air Force Envisions Electric Aircraft In Service By 2024

June 21, 2021
Credit: UK Royal Air Force
LONDON–The UK Royal Air Force could have an electric-powered aircraft in service by 2024, a senior officer has suggested, as the air arm takes steps to reduce its environmental footprint. Air Marshal Andrew Turner, Royal Air Force deputy commander for capability, told the Paris Air Forum on June 21...

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