Airbus’s recent announcement at the Farnborough Airshow introduces a new collaboration with aircraft lessor Avolon, marking the first partnership under the ZEROe Project.
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Airbus, a global leader in aerospace manufacturing, has announced its intention to include Spain in its ongoing study of potential hydrogen hubs.
Airbus plans a series of feasibility studies to explore the development of hydrogen hubs at major North American airports.
Airbus, in collaboration with academic partners, airport operators, and leading hydrogen-industry companies, has embarked on an ambitious initiative—the GOLIAT project.
Japan’s aerospace industry is gearing up for a transformative leap as the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry unveils plans to invest a staggering 4 trillion yen ($26.46 billion) in a public-private partnership.
Led by Mathias Andriamisaina, head of ZEROe demonstrators and testing, Airbus aims to select a propulsion system for its ZEROe hydrogen aircraft by 2026–2027, heralding a new era of zero-emission flight.
The fight against climate change soars to new heights as Airbus, the European aviation giant, takes a major step towards hydrogen-powered aircraft.
Airbus, Avinor, SAS, Swedavia, and Vattenfall have joined forces to explore the feasibility of establishing a hydrogen infrastructure at airports in Sweden and Norway.
In the vast expanse of global greenhouse gas emissions, air travel’s seemingly modest 3 percent share belies its colossal impact, surpassing the collective emissions of entire nations.
Airbus has inaugurated the ZEROe Development Centre (ZEDC) for hydrogen technologies at its Stade site in Germany.
