ZeroAvia, MHIRJ Aviation Study Shows CRJ Hydrogen Retrofit Feasible

bombardier CRJ
Credit: ZeroAvia
LE BOURGET—Former Bombardier products are emerging as favored targets as startups seek to retrofit regional airliners with zero-emission hydrogen propulsion later this decade. Propulsion developer ZeroAvia and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Regional Jet (MHIRJ) Aviation—type-certificate holder for the...
Graham Warwick

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