Proving ground for electric flight

Electric and hybrid-electric aircraft will form the next wave of aviation innovation and will be a vital first step in the sector’s battle to lower its CO2 emission rates. However, how large can an electrically-powered airliner practically be? ALAN DRON reports.

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