Germany Funds Hydrogen Flying Laboratory

Graham Warwick May 15, 2023
DLR
DLR’s flying laboratory will be open to industry and research partners to enable flight testing.
Credit: DLR
German aerospace center DLR plans to build a flying laboratory open to industry and research partners to accelerate flight testing of propulsion, fuel and system technologies for the decarbonization of aviation. BMWK, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Affairs, has provided €45.2...
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