ZeroAvia and KLM plan to stage an airport-to-airport demo flight with a hydrogen-electric large regional airliner in 2026.
Credit: ZeroAvia
Advanced air mobility (AAM) has secured a place at major shows in recent years, but with the industry leaders hard at work certifying their aircraft it was the turn of alternative propulsion developers to take some of the limelight at last week’s Farnborough Airshow. Taken in combination, the...
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