BAE Systems batteries power hybrid-electric flight demo at Farnborough International Airshow
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Successful flight test highlights the company's key role in powering the next generation of aviation
FARNBOROUGH,
The test aircraft, a modified Saab 340 B, showcased the potential for significant fuel savings and reduced emissions in commercial aviation.
BAE Systems was responsible for the design, development and integration of a complete battery energy storage system. This included a battery management system that uses cutting-edge lithium-ion batteries, which provide more power without adding extra weight to the aircraft.
"Our expertise in advanced battery technology and safety-critical battery management system design was crucial to enabling GE Aerospace to achieve this landmark moment," said
Last month, GE successfully completed its first ground test of a fully integrated hybrid-electric powertrain.
The flight test at Farnborough marks a significant step toward commercializing hybrid-electric propulsion systems for narrow-body aircraft. BAE Systems and GE Aerospace will continue to refine and test the system as they work toward achieving aviation certification.
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