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Beta’s Alia Lands at Boeing Field

Beta flies its conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) model for Washington state officials and other attendees.
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Beta Technologies, a Vermont-based electric aircraft manufacturer, visited Seattle's Boeing Field as part of its tour to meet regional airports and officials.