Dovetail Electric Aviation, an Australian-Spanish pioneer in electric aviation, and Crisalion Mobility have today announced a collaboration for the development of electric aviation battery packs.
Dovetail has been developing sophisticated battery packs for aviation applications, complying with DO-311 and DO-160G standards and designed to be fully certified under various regulatory environments including EASA, CASA, and FAA. Crisalion, currently developing its Integrity eVTOL designed to accommodate up to five passengers and a pilot, aims to optimize the battery packs for integration into eVTOL airframes.
Dovetail will also be evaluating the battery technology currently being developed by Crisalion. This collaboration is set to include a comprehensive integration process, where Dovetail will provide prototype battery modules for initial functional and integration testing. The partnership anticipates a potential further agreement for the supply of Dovetail’s battery systems to Crisalion.
Dovetail is planning to fly its first electric conversion (a battery powered Cessna Caravan) in 2026.
For more information
www.dovetail.aero
www.CRISALION.com
(Image: Left to right: Isidoro Ruiz Aguaded, Business Operations Director & Partner of Dovetail Electric Aviation; David Doral, CEO of Dovetail Electric Aviation; Manuel Heredia Ortiz, Managing Director of Crisalion Mobility; Oscar Lara, Chief Operating Officer of Crisalion Mobility; Gustavo Rodriguez, Chief Technology Officer of Crisalion Mobility)