Taxi testing of the Dash 8-300 is underway at Moses Lake, Washington, with a 1-megawatt fuel cell powertrain in the left nacelle.
Credit: Universal Hydrogen
Universal Hydrogen has received an FAA experimental airworthiness certificate for its De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 flying testbed, clearing the way for its first flight fitted with a megawatt-scale hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. The 1-megawatt powertrain demonstrator is installed in a...
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