ZeroAvia’s Christine Ourmières-Widener and Marshall Aerospace CEO Bob Baxter sign their companies' agreement at Kemble ahead of the Farnborough Airshow.
Credit: ZeroAvia
FARNBOROUGH, England–The flagship product may be smaller and the timeline to civil certification longer than previously hoped for, but ZeroAvia’s senior leadership still believes future zero-emissions flight will be fueled by hydrogen. And the company’s interim CEO tells Aviation Week that a...
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