China has recently obtained certification for the first electric aircraft to meet the FAA’s Part 23 airworthiness regulations. The Rhyxeon RX4E, developed by the Liaoning General Aviation Academy of Shenyang Aerospace University, is also the first four-seat electric aircraft to receive this certification. This approval marks a significant milestone in the aviation industry’s move towards electric aircraft.
With a focus on technology in aerospace, Graham Warwick leads the coverage of this groundbreaking development. The Week In Technology, Jan. 13-17, 2025, highlights the importance of this advancement in the field. This news is part of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s subscription, providing in-depth coverage for those in the commercial aircraft MRO community.
This achievement by China showcases their commitment to innovation in aviation technology. As the industry continues to evolve, electric aircraft are gaining momentum as a more sustainable and environmentally friendly option. With this certification, the RX4E sets a precedent for future electric aircraft designs and certifications.
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