Aurora Flies Group 2 UAS For 7 Hours On Hydrogen

Graham Warwick August 28, 2024

Aurora’s Skiron-XLE is a hydrogen-powered hybrid eVTOL small UAS.

Credit: Aurora Flight Sciences
Boeing company Aurora Flight Sciences has completed a 7-hr. flight test of its hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered Skiron-XLE small uncrewed aircraft system (UAS), twice the flight endurance of the battery-powered version of the electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) vehicle. With a takeoff weight of...
Graham Warwick

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