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International Test Arena launches two new calls for zero- and low-emission aircraft
Illustration: Trondheim Airport Avinor/Øystein Løwer Avinor and the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway are launching two new calls for proposals under Norway’s International Test Arena for zero- and low-emission aviation. The calls target regional aircraft and novel piloted VTOL aircraft, inviting manufacturers, operators and industry partners to bring new technologies and operational concepts to […]
Norway’s International Test Arena for zero- and low-emission aviation is expanding with two new calls for proposals. The initiative is a joint effort involving Trondheim Airport Avinor and the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway.
The calls focus on regional aircraft and novel piloted VTOL aircraft, inviting participation from manufacturers, operators, and industry partners. The goal is to explore new technologies and operational concepts that support decarbonization in aviation.
The announcements come from Norway’s International Test Arena, pointing to opportunities for testing and demonstrations of zero- and low-emission solutions within regional and vertical takeoff-and-landing configurations. Details on submission timelines or specific requirements were not included in the provided material.
The information is provided by Airport Suppliers and is categorized under Worldwide Aviation, with the publication dated 2026-11-03. No additional outcomes, locations, dates, or participant details are specified in the available source.