To develop more electrical aircrafts, energy storage systems with high gravimetric and volumetric energy densities are required. Among the potential solutions, lithium-air batteries appeared as a promising choice due to their high theoretical energy densities. However, such systems suffer from many limitations which induces low practical energy densities.To enhance the batteries performances, a study on the electrode texture was implemented taking into account the limiting phenomena of passivation, pore clogging and oxygen diffusion. First studied by the help of modeling, development of these electrodes was later achieved at lab scale. The bi-porous electrodes obtained could reached the 70 % of the expected capacity. Later, due to the repro...