American Firms Up Support For ZeroAvia's Hydrogen-Electric Engines

Graham Warwick July 02, 2024

ZeroAvia and type certificate holder MHIRJ have identified a path to retrofit the CRJ700 with hydrogen-electric engines.

Credit: ZeroAvia
American Airlines has reaffirmed its confidence in hydrogen as a way to help decarbonize aviation by signing a conditional purchase agreement with ZeroAvia for 100 hydrogen-electric engines to power regional jets. The airline has also increased its investment in the U.S.-UK startup. The announcement...
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