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Electra Launches Defense Division After Successful USAF Tests

US Startup Targets Growing Demand For Runway Independent Solutions

US startup Electra has launched a defense division after successfully completing flight tests of its ultra-short takeoff and landing (STOL) hybrid-electric aircraft with the US Air Force. The new unit, Electra Defense, will focus on meeting defense mission needs as Electra continues development of the nine-seater EL9 aircraft. The EL9’s capabilities, including its ability to access austere locations and generate expeditionary power, represent next-generation capabilities for mobility and special operations forces. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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    Electra Launches Defense Division After Successful USAF Tests

    US Startup Targets Growing Demand For Runway Independent Solutions

    US startup Electra has launched a defense division after successfully completing flight tests of its ultra-short takeoff and landing (STOL) hybrid-electric aircraft with the US Air Force. The new unit, Electra Defense, will focus on meeting defense mission needs as Electra continues development of the nine-seater EL9 aircraft. The EL9’s capabilities, including its ability to access austere locations and generate expeditionary power, represent next-generation capabilities for mobility and special operations forces. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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