
Swiss Dufour Starts in Canada
- 30 Apr 2022 01:39 AM
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On April 6, Dufour Aerospace, an innovative Swiss eVTOL company, announced a base of operations in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
On April 6, Dufour Aerospace, an innovative Swiss eVTOL company, announced a base of operations in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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