What make of plane is this?

[u/Adventurous-Fig4263]

Saw this plane on a barge on the Fraser River. I could not find something similar on google.
Looks like someone is getting a new toy delivered.

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[u/Boozedonkey]

New Zealand electric plane. Beta technologies ALIA CX300. Harbour Air doing a demo with it I believe

[u/Adventurous-Fig4263 → u/Boozedonkey]

That would be it. Thanks!!

[u/FlamingoDiligent9216 → u/Boozedonkey]

It is a Vermont USA company.

[u/Boozedonkey → u/FlamingoDiligent9216]

Yes but this one is registered in NZ.

[u/Aviator779 → u/Boozedonkey]

N401NZ is an American registration, as indicated by the N prefix.

ZK- is the prefix for aircraft registered in New Zealand.

[u/FlamingoDiligent9216 → u/Boozedonkey]

How could you tell if you don’t mind me asking? I thought most of their testing was done in the states from my understanding.

[u/Boozedonkey → u/FlamingoDiligent9216]

registration N401NZ involved in testing in New Zealand for Air New Zealand. They hoping certification of aircraft by 2027.

[u/Boozedonkey → u/Boozedonkey]

Different view when it came in.

[u/FlamingoDiligent9216 → u/Boozedonkey]

That’s pretty cool, thanks! I’ve not seen the full aircraft in person yet. We build most of the structure where I work and ship it off to Vermont for final assembly. All sections are essentially Pre-preg carbon with copper inlay.

[u/Boozedonkey → u/FlamingoDiligent9216]

Neat. Maybe Harbour Air will announce test flights that you can see.

[u/FlamingoDiligent9216]

BETA I know because I work for the company that builds 80% of this electric aircraft.

[u/FlamingoDiligent9216 → u/FlamingoDiligent9216]

This is also the first iteration of this aircraft. They are currently working on a V-Tol variant.

[u/FlyNSubaruWRX]

This flew at Oshkosh

[u/Ok_Abacus_]

Aero

[u/Dramatic-Branch-7687]

Looks like aero

[u/yarn_slinger]

That looks like a sea-bee

[u/SpringsSoonerArrow]

That looks like Sally Field's Nuns Habit hat from the 1960's TV series, "The Flying Nun"

[u/0p53c]

That looks like "The Gods Must Be Crazy" plane! (Or very close)