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Bye Aerospace eFlyer 2

Lift typeFixed wing
Construction typeFactory-built
Control typePiloted
Engine typeElectric
ApplicationTrainer
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2-seat electric trainer with Arion Lightning fuselage as base. Includes the 4-seat variant, eFlyer 4. Formerly known as SunFlyer.

Type variants

Variant Launch/First flight Production end  
Bye Aerospace eFlyer 2 2016 / 2018 All-electric light plane.
Bye Aerospace eFlyer 4 2017 / Enlarged 4-seater variant.

Recent news

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Operations data

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Airframer

Bye Aerospace, Inc.News

Other aircraft programs:    Bye Aerospace eFlyer 800

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Materials / Composites

Composites Universal Group Analysis | News Composite Manufacturing Services: Assembly of the Toray carbon composite wings and assembly of fuselage
Toray Advanced Composites Analysis Carbon-reinforced Composites: Composites in carbon fibre fuselage

Airframe Systems / Safety & Security Systems

ASR-Pioneer (was Aviation Safety Resources) Analysis | News Whole Aircraft Parachutes: Soteria whole aircraft recovery parachutes system

Avionics / Indicators and Instruments

Garmin International Analysis | News Electronic Flight Instrument Systems: G500 TXi flight display including VFR and IFR GPS/NAV/COMM, standby, and transponder capabilities; G3X Touch integrated flight display

Power Systems / Batteries & Accessories

Electric Power Systems (EPS) Analysis | News Lithium-ion Batteries:
LG Chem Analysis | News Lithium-ion Batteries: MJ1 lithium-ion battery cells with a 260 Wh/kg energy density
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