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Beta's Parts Business Now Rivals Its Airplane Line

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Beta Technologies is on pace for as much as $50 million in revenue this fiscal year, with its strongest quarter yet coming from sales of individual propulsion components rather than complete aircraft. For an electric airframe maker still working through certification, that split points to a hardware business finding buyers on its own terms.

With reporting from Flying.

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