Hydrogen-Powered Airliner Finalists Emerge From UK’s FlyZero

March 24, 2022
hydrogen-powered ATR 72 concept
A hydrogen-powered ATR 72-size regional airliner could incorporate a storage system to prevent water emissions from fuel cells spilling onto runways.
Credit: Aerospace Technology Institute concept
A recommendation to prioritize the ambitious development of a hydrogen-fueled midsize airliner for entry into service in the early 2030s has emerged from the UK government-funded FlyZero project to help speed the introduction of zero-emission commercial aircraft. After developing three aircraft...

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