Will electrification reinvent the airplane?

This time last year, Safran was granted the world's first EASA* certification for its next-generation electric motor ENGINeUS 100, setting the stage for new forms of air mobility. To celebrate this major milestone, Florent Nierlich, Technical Director at Safran Electrical & Power, and Stella Filippatos, Director of the Electric Aircraft Program at CAE**, joined the Radar podcast to shed light on the technical, commercial and human aspects of this electric revolution.

In this new episode, we go behind the scenes of this world premiere to learn about the challenges faced by the teams in such areas as technological innovation, regulatory acceptance, developing new skills and adapting infrastructures. Today, the manufacturer Safran Electrical & Power, and its Canadian customer, CAE, join Radar to exchange their perspectives. Our two guests share their feedback, their practical vision for the electrification of aviation, and the market outlook. What is the situation today? Will we be flying all-electric planes in the future? Strap in for a fascinating discussion about the future of air travel in this latest episode of Radar!

* European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

** CAE is a Montreal-based company specializing in simulation and modeling technologies, as well as integrated training solutions for civil aviation, defense and security forces.

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