ZeroAvia Ground Tests Fuel-Cell Power For 19-Seaters

Graham Warwick August 10, 2021
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ZeroAvia’s 600-kW hydrogen fuel-cell power train runs on the mobile ground-test platform.
Credit: ZeroAvia
ZeroAvia has ground-tested its 600-kW hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion system in the U.S. in a step toward a first flight of the system in a Dornier 228 testbed this year in the UK. Driving a four-blade propeller mounted on a heavy truck, the hydrogen-electric power train pulled the mobile ground-test...
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