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Solar aircraft prepares to hop continents
The high-tech aircraft, which has the wingspan of a large airliner but weighs no more than a saloon car, made history in July 2010 as the first manned plane to fly around the clock on the sun's energy. (AAP)
If successful, a 2500km flight will be the longest journey for a Swiss solar aircraft after an inaugural flight to Paris and Brussels.
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The Swiss sun-powered aircraft Solar Impulse will on Thursday attempt its first intercontinental flight, travelling from Switzerland to Morocco without using a drop of fuel, organisers said.
If successful it will be the longest journey to date for the craft after an inaugural flight to Paris and Brussels last year.
Organisers announced at the end of March that the 2,500km trip will coincide with the launch of construction on the largest ever solar thermal plant in Morocco's southern Ouarzazate region.
Bertrand Piccard will pilot the second leg on to Rabat, scheduled to leave Madrid on Monday at the earliest, organisers said.
In Morocco, Solar Impulse will be welcomed by the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy (MASEN).
The trip would be a rehearsal in the run-up to the plane's round-the-world flight planned for 2014.
The high-tech aircraft, which has the wingspan of a large airliner but weighs no more than a saloon car, made history in July 2010 as the first manned plane to fly around the clock on the sun's energy.
It holds the record for the longest flight by a manned solar-powered aeroplane after staying aloft for 26 hours, 10 minutes and 19 seconds above Switzerland, also setting a record for altitude by flying at 9,235 metres.
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