European Approval for Production Organisation Dutch Flying Car Company PAL-V

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RAAMSDONKSVEER, Netherlands, Sept. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Dutch company PAL-V has obtained its European Production Organisation Approval (POA). With this milestone, PAL-V now holds both the automotive and aviation production approvals required to manufacture its products on an industrial scale. This approval authorises PAL-V to manufacture...

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