File:Electric Airbus Beluga.jpg
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Loading a giant battery into an Airbus Beluga.
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English: There are efforts to electrify commercial aircraft. Obviously, most of these are focused around the use of high-energy-density batteries. However, all these projects are focusing on general aviation aircraft or "air taxis". Using batteries to power long-haul aircraft is currently not possible. For comparison, see the recent "EUROCONTROL Think Paper #21 - Long-haul flight decarbonisation: When can cutting-edge energies & technologies make a difference?" This is what makes this image an excellent humorous illustration of any materials related to either electric aircraft specifically, or sustainable aviation in general. |
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| Author | Michael Weinold |
Commissioned from Beata Korozo on UpWork. Based on a image of an Airbus Beluga by NASA/Jim Grossmann in the Public Domain (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Airbus_(A300-600ST)_Beluga_unloading_Columbus.jpg). Battery clipped from an image of an alkaline battery by pixabay.com user "Alexei_other" (https://pixabay.com/photos/battery-alkaline-batteries-charge-4909977/) in the Public Domain (based on the pixabay.com license, since the image was significantly edited).
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