NASA Extends Study Of Hydrogen-Fueled Single-Aisle Airliner

Graham Warwick November 28, 2022
CHEETA hydro-electric single-aisle aicraft
Credit: NASA
A NASA-funded, university-led program to develop technologies for a zero-emission hydrogen-fueled airliner that can perform the mission of a Boeing 737-800 has been extended by two years. Researchers plan to demonstrate prototype technologies for electric power and hydrogen storage systems and fly a...
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