Tim Butler, Fixed Wing Programme Manager and test pilot at Nova Systems, stated: “We are delighted to team with Faradair® on this exciting, innovative British project. Nova looks forward to providing its significant experience in flight testing to help solve the complex problems of making a cutting-edge concept into an everyday reality. Working on game-changing programmes and developing green aviation technology, is exactly what excites us at Nova and we can’t wait to get the BEHA flying.”
Talks are now advancing at pace with investors and aircraft finance organisations to enable the full programme of development to scale up and meet the target objectives. Meanwhile, Faradair® is building its executive and engineering team, and expects to make further announcements early in 2021.
“We will have more exciting news to share in the New Year, but the age of the Electric Jet has begun,” added Neil Cloughley, who moved Faradair HQ from Gloucestershire to the renowned technology innovation area of Cambridgeshire in September.