German Funding For The Next Step In Airbus’ Hydrogen Plans

Airbus Zeroe aircraft flying over the city

German-funded GENtwoPRO is developing next-generation components for Airbus’ conceptaul ZEROe hydrogen-electric airliner.

Credit: Airbus
Germany has launched a research program to develop the next generation of hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system components for eventual application in a zero-emission commercial aircraft. Funded by the German government’s LuFo VII-1 national aviation research program, the GENtwoPRO project is a...
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