
Airbus Partners with Avincis
- 20 Jul 2024 08:16 PM
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Airbus announced on June 5 that it will work with Avincis, Europe’s leading and largest Aerial Emergency Service operator, to further define a concept of operations for AAM in Europe and beyond.
Airbus announced on June 5 that it will work with Avincis, Europe’s leading and largest Aerial Emergency Service operator, to further define a concept of operations for AAM in Europe and beyond.
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