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“Cassio S” reborn as “X-Volt” to flight test ERA 19-seat hybrid electric airliner technologies

Published by Urban Air Mobility News · September 17, 2026
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“Cassio S” reborn as “X-Volt” to flight test ERA 19-seat hybrid electric airliner technologies — AI-generated aviation illustration; not the actual aircraft or reported event.
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Just two months after acquiring VoltAero’s assets, AURA AERO has returned the Cassio S hybrid-electric demonstrator to flight at Rochefort Airport, under its new name “X-VOLT”, says the company in a press release. “X-VOLT will [...]

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