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Why is an airline that operates 180-seat Airbuses by the hundreds interested in a project to convert a nine-seat island-hopper to hydrogen-electric propulsion? Because the carrier, EasyJet, views hydrogen propulsion as the front-runner in the effort to decarbonize short-haul air transport and wants...
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