JAL Partners With Hydrogen-Electric Developers On Regional Retrofits
Universal Hydrogen is flight testing its megawatt-class hydrogen-electric powertrain.
Credit: Universal Hydrogen
Japan Airlines (JAL) has partnered with hydrogen-electric propulsion startups H2Fly, Universal Hydrogen and ZeroAvia to explore the retrofit of its regional aircraft fleet with zero-emission powertrains. JAL and its maintenance arm JAL Engineering Co. (JALEC) have signed memorandums of understanding...
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