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Ben Goldstein
August 12, 2025
Beta expects to certify its Alia CTOL in 2026, with its Alia VTOL to follow in 2027. Credit: Beta Technologies
Beta Technologies has delivered its first electric conventional-takeoff-and-landing (eCTOL) aircraft to Bristow Norway for use in a series of test trials, marking the startup’s first customer delivery. The first Alia CTOL has arrived at Bristow’s base in Bergen, Norway, where its pilots will perform…
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