ZeroAvia is certifying its 600-kW electric propulsion system separately from the fuel cell power generation system.
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ZeroAvia is reporting progress on its strategy of working with both UK and U.S. regulators simultaneously to certify its first hydrogen-electric propulsion system. The startup is working with the FAA to certify the 600-kW electric propulsion system for its initial ZA600 powertrain while it works...
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