Finnair announces plans to purchase 20 electric planes
Earlier this month, Norwegian regional carrier Widerøe announced it was also embarking on a plan for electric flights in the region.
With zero-emissions, low noise levels and the ability to to operate from 750-meter runways, the first generation electric planes will be perfect for commuter flights between small airports close to city centers. Such airports are numerous in the Nordic countries.
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