Airbus Hydrogen Push Is Gaining Traction

September 24, 2021
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Transitioning to hydrogen from current-technology aircraft is a complex effort involving every player in airport operations.
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Airbus is seeing positive signs that its ambition for a hydrogen-fueled commercial aircraft in 2035 is realistic. The airframer is receiving support from customers, two major airport operators have started large-scale demonstration projects on the use of hydrogen, and research work in Toulouse...

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