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The e-Go aircraft is flying

In front of a large invited audience, the e-Go prototype took to the skies of Norfolk on Wednesday 30th October for its official First Flight. For e-Go, to be able to build an aircraft with the required weight and mechanical performance, the use of TeXtreme® Spread Tow carbon fabrics was essential. On certain parts, the weight saving is as much as 53%.
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  • Textile industry

Categories

  • textreme
  • spread tow reinforcements
  • spread tow fabrics
  • spread tow
  • oxeon
  • composites
  • carbon fabrics
  • e-go aeroplanes
  • e-go
  • aircraft
  • aviation

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Christian Borg

Press contact Communication & Brand Director +46 33 340 18 13

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The e-Go aircraft is flying

In front of a large invited audience, the e-Go prototype took to the skies of Norfolk on Wednesday 30th October for its official First Flight. In the careful hands of the company’s Chief Test Pilot, Keith Dennison, the aircraft gracefully took to the air and flew a lively display sequence.