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From ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is GMA3.

We begin with the future of flight.

Transportation correspondent Gio Benitez got to fly on an electric plane that could transform the way we fly, and he joins us from Burlington, Vermont.

Gio, you were soaring this morning on GMA.

Oh, we were soaring this morning on GMA.

We were making history this morning on GMA the first time we could broadcast live from an electric plane.

Again, this is all on battery, and this is it. It's a beauty.

Now, the thing about this is it is super light, it is super quiet, and that's what makes a big difference for small communities, especially those that don't have access to a lot of airplanes and flights.

This could change everything. Take a look.

GMA is in the air with a new kind of plane that could change how we ship and how we fly.

This is the beta aircraft flying entirely on battery. It's something Kyle Clark thought up over

two decades ago in college. Now he's flying it over his home state of Vermont.

Did you ever think that you'd be sitting here on Good Morning America with a helicopter

in front of you getting a shot of you in the pilot seat?

You know, I wish I could say I didn't, but of course I did. I was telling people for 20 years

that this could change the way we fly.

It's going to change everything.

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