Hydrogen-Electric Propulsion Pioneer’s Failure Raises Questions
UH2’s modified Dash 8-300 in March 2023 became the largest hydrogen-electric-powered aircraft to fly.
Credit: Universal Hydrogen
Within the space of a week at the end of June, Universal Hydrogen decided to close its doors, having failed to secure additional funding, while rival hydrogen-electric powertrain developer ZeroAvia announced a purchase commitment from American Airlines for 100 engines. These events generate a...
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