To support the early stages of its test flight program, ZeroAvia produced its own hydrogen on site at Cotswold Airport using mobile equipment supplied by EMEC as part of the HyFlyer program.
Credit: Angus Batey/AWST
The UK’s Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) has outlined additional details about its Hydrogen Capability Network Phase 0 (HCNP0) project, announced last month. The £1.29 million ($1.63 million) project is intended to scope out a detailed understanding of what infrastructure will be required for...
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