Bye eFlyer 4 | Handbook | Business Air News

HANDBOOK

Premium
Access

Buy an online subscription and log in to enjoy unlimited access to our premium data

premium
page views
remaining

AIRCRAFT

Bye eFlyer 4

1 New aircraft sales representatives

Fly with the Future

Totals and company lists below filtered for North America only. Adjust site filter for other regions.

Specifications

Why is this data obscured?

Take out a subscription to reveal the data. Five data pages per month may be viewed free-of-charge.

Typical passenger capacity: ●

Active fleet worldwide: ●
Available for charter worldwide: ●
Production dates: ●●●●●●●●●●

●●●●●●●●●●

Manufacturing data

For detailed information about the manufacture of this aircraft, please consult our sister publication Airframer: Bye Aerospace eFlyer 2

Charter operators

Why is this data obscured?

Sorry, no charter operators currently listed. Please use our Feedback form to advise us.

Maintenance centres

Sorry, no maintenance providers currently listed. Please use our Feedback form to advise us.

Completions centres

Sorry, no completion centres currently listed. Please use our Feedback form to advise us.

Type rating training providers

Sorry, no type rating training providers currently listed. Please use our Feedback form to advise us.

Manufacturer

Why is this data obscured?

U.S.A.

●●●●●●●●●●

New aircraft sales

Please use our Feedback form to advise us if you believe your company should be listed here.

News from Business Air News

Hopscotch Air adds four eFlyers to future fleet

June 3, 2024

Hopscotch Air has added another electric aircraft model to its future regional mobility fleet in the form of four eFlyers from Bye Aerospace.

Read the full report

Skyborne adds thirty to Bye eFlyer order

January 25, 2024

Skyborne Airline Academy has expanded its commitment to Bye Aerospace's all-electric training aircraft with an LoI for 30 more, on top of the ten originally ordered in 2020.

Read the full report

Reykjavik to greet three all-electric Bye trainers

August 31, 2021

Until now, the limited flight endurance of electric aircraft has been the main limitation to their uptake in the general aviation market. Aircraft from Bye Aerospace, however, can fly for up to three hours at a time.

Read the full report

August 16, 2021	Bye continues to develop eFlyer 4 design
November 22, 2020	Bye enters next production wave with Safran motors
November 9, 2020	Bye says hi to investment from Seoul's Aerospace9
July 31, 2020	Skyborne charged up at prospect of all-electric aircraft
January 13, 2020	Quantum leap puts eFlyer training in place
August 31, 2019	Quantum to put Bye in the American sky

Press Releases

Sorry, no company press releases. Please use our Feedback form to advise us.