BETA and Alpine Air Express put ALIA to work in Utah, demonstrating how electric aviation can make the movement of time-sensitive medical cargo faster and more affordable. 47G, Utah Department of Transportation, U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration

How many heart transplants are there needed to recoup the billions spent on evtol? Answer - no where near enough ... it is despicable to use fear of medical emergencies to drum up yet more financing for making yet more of these inefficient and bloated contraptions . And using fear of 'climate change' the other justifier is just as bad .

An excellent initiative demonstrating how electric aviation is beginning to transform air operations, particularly in the transport of medical cargo and mission-critical flights. At PGB Flight, we are following these technological advancements with great interest, convinced that the integration of new platforms and operating systems will be fundamental to the development of a more efficient, accessible, and sustainable aviation sector.

Love seeing ALIA put to work moving medical cargo right here in Utah! Congrats to the BETA and Alpine Air Express teams on a cool real-world win. 🚀

So, it's a plane. What is the problem it's solving?

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A great event!! Thank BETA for making it possible!

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Amazing visuals as always! Great work. Oh, and those planes aren't too bad either ;)

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