Merger Of CAeS And Britten-Norman Boosts Zero-Emission Growth Plans
CAeS recently completed characterization flight tests of an unmodified Islander that is destined to be converted into the demonstrator.
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Until now, hydrogen-electric propulsion developers have focused on powertrains for retrofits, but the impending merger of the UK’s Cranfield Aerospace Solutions and airframe manufacturer Britten-Norman is set to create the first OEM for hydrogen-powered zero-emission aircraft. Brought together...
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