Traditional airplanes pump out about a billion tons of carbon dioxide every year. Electric planes produce no emissions at all, and that's only their first advantage.
"Every year, batteries get better and better, about seven percent per year," Beta's CEO and founder Kyle Clark said. "That means in seven years we'll double that. And another seven years, we'll double that again."
He believes that, in the-not-distant future, we will be flying on electric-powered jetliners.
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