H2Fly Demonstrates LH2 Filling On Hydrogen Testbed

Graham Warwick April 05, 2023

The cryogenic tank installed in the HY4’s forward left fuselage was filled with LH2 in tests at Air Liquide in Grenoble, France.

Credit: H2Fly
Germany’s H2Fly has tested the filling procedure for the liquid hydrogen tank in its HY4 test aircraft, keeping the project on track to make the first flight by a hydrogen-electric-powered aircraft using the cryogenic fuel. The HY4 is planned to begin flight tests using liquid hydrogen and fuel...
Graham Warwick

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