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  • BETA's white ALIA CX300 electric aircraft parked on a paved airport apron, its nose cable plugged into a white-and-black BETA Charge Cube charger, with grass, trees and a clear blue sky behind

    BETA flies over 1,300 nautical miles on North Carolina medical test routes

    BETA Technologies said on September 23, 2026 that its ALIA CTOL has flown more than 1,300 nautical miles of routes in North Carolina since September 17 under the DOT and FAA eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, with simulated deliveries of healthcare cargo alongside NCDOT, Metro Aviation and healthcare partners including ECU Health and WakeMed. In a DOT statement that day, BETA's Kyle Clark said its aircraft flew more than 16 medical and disaster response missions in the week to September 23. The operations will use a Charge Cube installed at Raleigh Executive Jetport in 2024, per BETA.

    Sep 26, 2026

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