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All-electric aircraft is a game changer for transportation

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BETA’s all-electric ALIA CX300 aircraft at Salt Lake International Airport during a demonstration Oct. The aircraft has a maximum range of 336 nautical miles. (Becky Ginos/Davis Journal) SALT LAKE CITY—Utah showed again it’s leading the way in the future of aviation with a flight demonstration of the next level all-electric aircraft at the Salt Lake International Airport on Wednesday, Oct.

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