Hydrogen aviation transport news

Stralis Aircraft has completed the first hydrogen-electric aircraft in the Southern Hemisphere at Brisbane International Airport, Australia, and will close following this milestone.

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and GenH2 have partnered to advance liquid hydrogen research for zero emission aircrafts.

Intelligent Energy is set to showcase its hydrogen fuel cell range for commercial UAVs at China’s International Low Altitude Economy Expo in Shanghai.

ZeroAvia and Safran have announced the launch of a collaboration dedicated to hydrogen-electric propulsion technologies for aviation.

Heven AeroTech has expanded its leadership team to scale hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial systems for the US federal defence market.

Intelligent Energy has unveiled a new 120 kW hydrogen fuel cell power system for heavy lift drones and has secured its largest commercial UAV order.

Airbus and MTU Aero Engines have announced intentions to create a joint venture to develop and commercialise a fully electric hydrogen fuel cell aircraft engine.

Intelligent Energy has completed its UK hydrogen aviation research programme, H2GEAR, validating fuel cell technologies for commercial flight.

Intelligent Energy has joined the UK aviation alliance, alongside Airbus, Bristol Airport, easyJet, GKN Aerospace and Rolls-Royce, to accelerate commercial hydrogen flight.

easyJet and Rolls-Royce have completed a successful 100% hydrogen aero engine test at NASA’s space centre, advancing sustainable flight technology.