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Description
At Flux Aviation we are developing electric motors and batteries to power next-generation electric aircraft. From 2-seat trainer aircraft and up to 50-seat regional airliners, we are helping aircraft manufacturers decarbonize their passenger and cargo aircraft. This will make flying over 40% cheaper and dramatically quieter, while removing nearly 200 million tonnes of CO2 in the process.
Climate Challenge Areas
- Transport
- Electric Vehicle
- Vehicle Battery
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)
- 4 to 6 (Development)
Seeking funding
- Yes
Company Website
https://www.fluxaviation.com/Address
Unit 15, Space Business CentrePlato Close, Tachbrook Park
Warwick
CV34 6YA
United Kingdom
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Company Size
1-10-
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At Flux Aviation we are developing electric propulsion systems that will revolutionize how we power airplanes. These are complete systems that include electric motors, batteries and control electronic ...
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Zag takes a look at three startups enrolled on NatWest and WMG’s Clean Transport Accelerator that’s primary aim is to steer mobility innovation in the UK
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Flux Aviation has been named Manufacturing Start-up Award by Insider’s Made in the Midlands 2024.
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Warwick-based startup Flux Aviation has been named as the Cleantech Startup of the Year at the Midlands StartUp Awards 2024.
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An event focused on the future of electric aviation - The Electric Aviation Symposium - took place last week in Warwick. The Electric Aviation Symposium, a groundbreaking event focused on the future o ...
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A WMG internship to embed 3D scanning technology into the business leads to big efficiency gains and the opportunity to transform the aviation industry on its pathway to electrification.
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Other firms on the stand include electric propulsion specialist Flux Aviation, which is developing electric motors and batteries to power electric aircraft. Flux will be showcasing its first fully con ...
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Start-up Flux Aviation has been awarded funding to help fulfil its long-term goal of decarbonising the UK’s regional and domestic flights with ultra high-performance electric motors and batteries.