Loganair, a regional airline in the UK, signs a term sheet with BETA Technologies for electric aircraft supply. According to reports, the agreement covers plans to acquire electric aircraft from BETA, with the number described as five aircraft in one account and up to 10 aircraft in another. The term sheet is presented as an initial framework rather than a final purchase contract, with the specifics subject to further agreement and implementation details. The planned aircraft are part of BETA Technologies’ electric aviation programme, which targets shorter regional routes and aims to reduce emissions compared with conventional propulsion. The reporting also indicates Loganair is positioning itself to integrate electric aircraft into its operations, subject to certification, delivery schedules, and readiness of the aircraft technology. No details are provided in the supplied excerpts about pricing, delivery timing, routes, or performance specifications. Overall, the sources agree the parties move forward from discussion toward a formalised step in the procurement process for electric aircraft.