
Elysian and NLR Selected for Dutch Uncrewed Aircraft Technology Project
Elysian Aircraft and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre will work on technologies for future uncrewed aircraft in a Dutch Ministry of Defence-associated project.
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Elysian Aircraft and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre were selected for a project associated with the Dutch Ministry of Defence to develop technologies for future uncrewed aircraft.
Key details
- The project concerns technologies for future uncrewed aircraft.
- Elysian has focused on its E9X, a 90-seat battery-electric passenger aircraft.
- Technology developed for the E9X may apply to future uncrewed aerial vehicles.
Elysian’s E9X is a planned 90-seat battery-electric passenger aircraft.
Why it matters
The selection connects work on Elysian’s passenger-aircraft programme with research into uncrewed aviation. The reported potential for E9X-related technology to transfer to future UAVs links the two areas of development.
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