Paine Field among 6 airports preparing for electric aircraft

All-electric passenger planes are still experimental. But regional airport managers are eager to install charging infrastructure to accommodate them.

By Tom Banse
Washington State Standard

Posted 10/6/24

The managers of half a dozen Washington airports, including Paine Field, see a future where you could hop across Puget Sound or the …

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Paine Field among 6 airports preparing for electric aircraft

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Paine Field among 6 airports preparing for electric aircraft

All-electric passenger planes are still experimental. But regional airport managers are eager to install charging infrastructure to accommodate them.

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