ZeroAvia hydrogen-electric engines set to power new UK airline
ZeroAvia’s hydrogen-electric engines are set to power a newly launched UK-based airline.
ZeroAvia’s hydrogen-electric engines are set to power a newly launched UK-based airline.
Virgin Atlantic and Rolls-Royce are set to make the first transatlantic flight fully on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on Tuesday (November 28).
Hydrogen-powered aviator ZeroAvia has raised a total of $116m from its Series C funding round, with the UK Infrastructure Bank supporting the financing.
Japan Airlines (JAL) and JAL Engineering Co. (JALEC) have partnered with three hydrogen aviators to explore cleaning up regional aircraft fleets.
The Air France KLM-Group will cooperate with hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) producer DG Fuels and support its US facility via an investment.
In the latest in our series of future aviation trends, Chris Ellis considers the technical developments involving hydrogen in the large aircraft sector.
Universal Hydrogen has successfully demonstrated its modular hydrogen storage capsules on its ATR-72 test aircraft.
Universal Hydrogen has signed a joint development agreement with JBT AeroTech for the design and development of a hydrogen fuel cell-powered battery charger for airports.
A feasibility study has found the production of hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) in Ireland could generate revenue of €2.55bn ($2.69bn) by 2050.
Franco-Dutch aviation engineering firm AFI KLM E&M has signed an agreement with ZeroAvia to explore the training needs for technicians and engineers who will be involved in retrofitting aircraft with hydrogen-electric propulsion.
