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Electric planes take off in western France

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"What really changes is the silence of the plane, which is quite amazing." As the aviation sector looks for solutions to reduce its environmental impact, pilots and flight schools in western France embrace electric planes.

Added on the 18/06/2021 22:55:12 - Copyright : AFP EN

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