Beta Technologies' Jetsons-like electric plane aims to make air travel cleaner, quieter, and more affordable. I flew in it to see what it's like.
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Taylor Rains
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I flew in a one-of-a-kind electric airplane and got a glimpse of what the future of aviation could look like.
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