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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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Topics
- Textile industry
Categories
- carbon fabrics
- composites
- oxeon
- spread tow
- spread tow fabrics
- textreme
- spread tow reinforcements
- carbon fiber
- e-go aeroplanes
- e-go
- aircraft
- aviation
