Credit: UH
MOSES LAKE, Washington—Universal Hydrogen’s De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 flying testbed has become the largest hydrogen-electric aircraft to fly following a successful first flight from here on March 2. Configured with a megawatt-scale hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system, the converted aircraft...
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