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Airbus and Avolon Partner to Explore Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso25/07/20242 Mins Read
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Airbus’s recent announcement at the Farnborough Airshow introduces a new collaboration with aircraft lessor Avolon, marking the first partnership under the ZEROe Project.

This initiative aims to explore the potential of hydrogen-powered aircraft and investigate the financial and commercial viability of such innovations within the leasing business model.

Airbus is committing significant resources to determine how hydrogen-powered aircraft can be integrated into the aviation industry. The focus spans not only the aircraft themselves but also the supporting infrastructure at airports and within airlines. The development of a robust hydrogen ecosystem is essential for achieving the industry’s goal of near-zero emissions.

Glenn Llewellyn, Airbus Vice President of the ZEROe Project, highlights the value of industry collaboration in tackling aviation’s decarbonization challenges. Airbus acknowledges that achieving these goals cannot be done in isolation and welcomes Avolon’s expertise in the aircraft leasing sector. The partnership aims to jointly explore how the transition to hydrogen-powered aviation can be financed and commercialized for airline customers.

The aviation industry has set ambitious targets for reducing emissions, but the transition to hydrogen-powered aircraft is fraught with technical and economic challenges. Industry benchmarks, such as the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) goal for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, provide a framework for evaluating the progress and effectiveness of initiatives like the ZEROe Project.

Hydrogen-powered aircraft face several hurdles, including the development of efficient hydrogen storage and distribution systems, advancements in fuel cell technology, and the creation of supportive infrastructure at airports. The cost of hydrogen production and the scalability of these technologies also pose significant challenges.

The involvement of a leasing company like Avolon is a strategic move, as leasing can play a crucial role in accelerating the adoption of new technologies. Leasing companies can provide the financial flexibility needed for airlines to transition to hydrogen-powered fleets. However, the economic feasibility and market readiness of these aircraft remain to be proven.

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