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Britain's First All-Electric Flight from Glasgow to Dundee

Sector: Hospital • Location: Glasgow, Dundee, United Kingdom

Source: EVWORLD.COM

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Loganair completed Britain's first all-electric flight using the battery-powered ALIA CTOL aircraft, developed with U.S. firm BETA Technologies. The flight was a 20-minute trip from Glasgow to Dundee, significantly shorter than the 2-hour car journey. The two-week trial aims to test freight and medical-supply routes across Scotland, marking a major step toward decarbonizing short-haul aviation and

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Under Construction
Sector
Hospital, Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Energy Storage, Automotive
Location
Glasgow, Dundee, United Kingdom
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
EVWORLD.COM

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The project “Britain's First All-Electric Flight from Glasgow to Dundee” is an infrastructure initiative in the Hospital sector, located in Glasgow, Dundee, United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EVWORLD.COM.

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2026-07-22

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Loganair completed Britain's first all-electric flight using the battery-powered ALIA CTOL aircraft, developed with U.S. firm BETA Technologies. The flight was a 20-minute trip from Glasgow to Dundee, significantly shorter than the 2-hour car journey. The two-week trial aims to test freight and medical-supply routes across Scotland, marking a major step toward decarbonizing short-haul aviation and improving regional connectivity.

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Transportation

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United Kingdom (UK)

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Glasgow, Dundee

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Hospital, Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Energy Storage, Automotive

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2026-03-25

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