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Electric aircraft developer Lilium has been granted Design Organization Approval DOA by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency EASA .The milestone is a key step towards the companys goal of obtaining certification for the developmental electric vertical take-off and landing eVTOL Lilium Jet.Source: Lilium Achieving Design Organization Approval reflects EASAs confidence in Lilium and differentiates us against others currently pursuing eVTOL development and regulatory approval, says Klaus Roewe, Lilium chief executive.The DOA award recognises that Lilium is qualified to design, and be a type certificate holde stanley spain r, for aircraft developed according to EASAs SC-VTOL regulations.Lilium is pursuing concurrent certification for the seven-seat Lilium Jet with EASA and the US Federal Aviation Administration, which it hopes to obtain in 2025. The company is also seeking Production Organization Approval from the European regulator.Separately, Lilium and Chinas CITIC Offshore Helicopter Company have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the establishment of an stanley cup eVTOL network in the country starting in the Greater Bay area.Earlier this year Lilium announced an agreement with Chinese firm Heli-Eastern, which also operates in the Greater Bay area, for the acquisition of up to 100 Lilium Jets.Dominic Perry Follow stanley quencher Dominic Perry is Aerospace Editor, Europe contributing extensively to flightglobal. Although specialising in the coverage of the helicopter industry, Lpsl USA prepared to move forward with F-35A sale to UAE
State police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that left one dead and two injured.The crash happene stanley cup d Friday at about 12:24 a.m., Shannon Moss, spokesperson for the Maine Department of Public Safety said. Troopers responded to a motor vehicle crash on Main Road in Lowell. Moss said the initial investigation indicated that the driver of a 2012 Chevy Sonic failed to make a curve in the road and ultimately crashed the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle, a 17-year-old male from East Millinocket, and his front seat passenger, a 15-year-year old female from Lincoln, were transported to the hospital with minor injuries. vaso stanley The back seat passenger, a 17-year-old female from Lincoln, was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency medical service clinicians. All three occupants of the vehicle were not wearing seatbelts. The crash remains under investigation.More articles from vaso stanley the BDN