Paris Picks Projects To Make Its Airports Hydrogen Hubs

Graham Warwick May 28, 2021
Airbus Zero-E 6 pods
Paris airports want to ready if Airbus’ zero-emission hydrogen-powered airliner enters service in 2035.
Credit: Airbus
A consortium led by French airports operator Groupe ADP has selected 11 projects to establish the Paris airports as hubs for hydrogen-fueled aviation. The overall objective is to be ready for the planned Airbus hydrogen-powered aircraft targeted for service entry by 2035. Selected companies include...
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