A study conducted by CE Delft on behalf of Elysian Aircraft highlights the potential of electric airplanes like the E9X in transforming medium-haul transportation in Europe. The research, supported by TU/e expert Carlo van de Weijer, suggests that electric airplanes could outperform high-speed trains both financially and ecologically for distances of up to a thousand kilometers. Compared to hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel, electric aircraft offer significant emission reductions and operational efficiency. Van de Weijer emphasizes the environmental and cost drawbacks of high-speed trains, advocating for the adoption of electric flight as a cleaner alternative. The vision of a new mobility system in Europe revolves around electric airplanes operating from regional airports, enabling direct connections across the continent. While challenges remain, the increasing availability of green energy in Europe and technological advancements are paving the way for electric flight to revolutionize air travel in the region.