AeroTEC

US aerospace engineering and flight-test company supporting electric-aircraft integration and testing.

Region

United States — Washington

Company type

Propulsion / energy supplier

Program status

Official source

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Propulsion Architecture

Aircraft modification, propulsion integration, ground and flight testing, and certification engineering services.

Primary Certification Context

Supplier / Component

Strengths

AeroTEC reports electric-propulsion integration and flight-test work on magniX’s eCaravan, as well as ground and flight-test support for Eviation Alice and integration work on Universal Hydrogen’s Dash 8 demonstrator. NASA also identified AeroTEC as magniX’s aircraft-integration partner for its earlier Dash 7 research plan.

AeroTEC, sustainable aviation projects; NASA, EPFD executive summary, 30 September 2025.

Weaknesses / Open Questions

NASA’s EPFD project concluded and the earlier Dash 7 plan should not be treated as an active NASA flight-test commitment. Engineering services do not constitute regulatory approval.

NASA, EPFD status.

Last Updated

October 27, 2026

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Propulsion supply chain

AeroTEC lists propulsion integration and flight test for the magniX eCaravan, and test support for Alice. These refer to the stated demonstrator projects and do not establish production approvals. AeroTEC, project descriptions. Company-reported; checked 27 October 2026.

Propulsion testing and engineering services

Engineering and test services; System integrator

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