German airplane maker PC-Aero is progressing in the development of its single-seat electric airplane, the Elektra One. The sleek-looking composite aircraft underwent static load testing before Christmas (picture after the jump), and the company is hoping for a first flight next month.
The Elektra One is the first of three electric aircraft planned by the company, according to company CEO Calin Gologan. PC-Aero also hopes to build two- and four-seat versions in the coming years.
PC-Aero hopes the 16-kilowatt (21-horsepower) motor will propel the Elektra One to a top speed of more than 100 miles per hour. (We
The Elektra One is the first of three electric aircraft planned by the company, according to company CEO Calin Gologan. PC-Aero also hopes to build two- and four-seat versions in the coming years.
PC-Aero hopes the 16-kilowatt (21-horsepower) motor will propel the Elektra One to a top speed of more than 100 miles per hour. (We