How Airbus sees challenge of flying on liquid hydrogen

January 28, 2022

Although hydrogen is much lighter than today’s kerosine and delivers three times more energy, it is a challenge to store it at -253°C onboard /Airbus

Airplanes with 200 passengers flying up to 2 000 nautical miles or 3 700 km on hydrogen without any emissions at all? Yes, by 2035, European aircraft manufacturer Airbus says, it will be possible by burning hydrogen like spacecraft. But the challenge is: how to store enough of it onboard? Hydrogen provides three times more

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