Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) and CNX Resources Corporation, announced on Friday (May 20) it will use hydrogen as part of a fuel strategy to reduce emissions and cost to aviation.
Cranfield University in the UK has been awarded £3.1m ($3.79m) to advance its sustainable aviation research, The Net Zero Research Airport project, with hydrogen a major focus.
During H2 View’s Aerospace and Aviation webinar, last Friday (May 13), it was heard that a report [1] from the climate charity, Possible, had found that the aviation industry has failed to meet all but...
H2 View hosted its webinar today (May 13) that delved into the uses of hydrogen in the aerospace and aviation sector to attain Net Zero climate targets.
Australian aerospace company Hypersonix Launch Systems has received A$8m ($5.58m) from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI) Defence Translation stream to support its hydrogen technology.
The aviation industry could be well be an important market for hydrogen technologies and, to support its adoption, ZeroAvia and Shell have revealed today (May 10) plans for a landside-to-airside hydrogen airport pipeline.
As development of Australia’s first hydrogen-powered plane ramps up, the company behind the aircraft, Aviation H2, has unveiled today (May 9) a new major partnership with FalconAir.
In another step towards zero-emission air travel, ZeroAvia has today (May 6) received its second Dornier 228 aircraft that will be retrofitted with a hybrid hydrogen-electric powertrain and conventional engine.
Hydroplane, an innovative programme aiming to create a hydrogen fuel cell aircraft, revealed on Tuesday (May 3) that it is on course for a demonstrator project by 2023.
Multiple zero-emission aviation fuels are currently being explored by the industry with hydrogen regarded as instrumental in creating both ammonia and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
