Jury Awards Zunum Aero Founders Damages From Boeing

Graham Warwick May 31, 2024

Zunum planned to develop a 12-passenger hybrid-electric regional airliner, but folded after failing to secure additional investors.

Credit: Zunum Aero
A jury has awarded the founders of failed electric aircraft startup Zunum Aero $92.8 million in damages after finding Boeing guilty of stealing the company’s intellectual property. Boeing says it disagrees with the verdict and will challenge the judgment. The judge had earlier awarded summary...
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