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Skydiving Operator Commits to Electric Caravan Aircraft
Norway's Skydive Voss, Dovetail Electric Aviation and Scandinavian Seaplanes will conduct flight tests
Dovetail Electric Aviation's plan to convert the Cessna Caravan to electric propulsio
Dovetail Electric Aviation plans to convert the Cessna Caravan to operate with a hydrogen-electric propulsion system.

Skydiving flights operator Skydive Voss plans to introduce electric aircraft to its fleet. Under an agreement announced on October 22, the Norwegian company has committed to a collaboration with propulsion system developer Dovetail Electric Aviation to convert several Cessna Caravan 208 single turboprops.

The partners have also agreed to explore options for converting other smaller piston-powered aircraft to electric propulsion, including models such as the Cessna 182 and 206. The powertrain will use MagniX's electric motors and batteries developed by Mobius Energy.