European aerospace giant, Airbus, presented in 2020 three hydrogen-driven concept airplanes of the future that should be able to fly ‘zero-emission’ by 2035. And it’s feasible, the company states /Airbus
European aerospace company, Airbus, has presented three concepts of zero-emission airplanes using liquified ‘green’ hydrogen as fuel. It believes these planes will be ready to start test-flying by 2028 and ready to fly by 2035 commercially. That’s the date set by the French government to put €1,2 billion on the table by 2022 to support
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