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UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)

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Often mentioned with · Technologies

Hydrogen-electric propulsion
An aircraft propulsion system that uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity for electric motors.
1 mention
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Baggage Tractor
Fuel cell-powered tractor for baggage handling.
1 mention
Hybrid Hydrogen Diesel Ground Power Unit
Unit providing power to aircraft on ground.
1 mention
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United Kingdom
United Kingdom
GB 2 mentions
Devon, South West England
Devon, South West England
GB 1 mention
Europe
Europe
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Often mentioned with · Projects

Hydrogen Integration Research Centre (HIRC)
A facility at Cranfield University dedicated to research on hydrogen engines, fuel systems, and storage, with separate test sites for gaseous and liquid hydrogen.
operational 1 mention
Airbus A320 Fuel Cell Test Program
Airbus is conducting tests on a 90-kilowatt hydrogen fuel cell system integrated into an A320 aircraft to determine how fuel cells can reduce fuel consumption and environmental impact in commercial aviation.
announced 1 mention
Hydrogen Challenge
A UK Civil Aviation Authority program exploring airport modifications for hydrogen storage and refueling, and safety regulations for hydrogen aviation.
planned 1 mention
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Often mentioned with · Facilities

Hydrogen Integration Research Centre (HIRC)
1 mention
On-campus electrolyzer and liquefaction plant
1 mention
Cranfield Airport
1 mention

Often mentioned with · Products

ZA600
A fuel-cell engine for aviation.
2 mentions
ZA2000 engine
A 900 kW hydrogen-electric engine developed by ZeroAvia, intended for larger regional planes.
1 mention
ZA2000
A scaled-up version of ZeroAvia's powertrain, planned to be 2 MW and utilize liquid hydrogen, targeting larger aircraft.
1 mention

Often mentioned with · People

Anton Lutz
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James Peck
1 mention

Often mentioned with · Research studies

Integration of hydrogen into airport operations
1 mention
Hydrogen flight work
1 mention
Hydrogen-electric engine development and certification
1 mention
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In the news (4)

Hydrogen Fuel Cells Advance Zero-Emission Ground Support at Exeter Airport
Supported the trial under its Hydrogen Challenge Sandbox programme. Selected Exeter Airport's project among first three for hydrogen readiness.[1][4]
Hydrogen-Electric Cargo Flights Take Off in the UK with ZeroAvia's ZA600 Powertrain
This agency is responsible for clearing the certification for the hydrogen-electric cargo flights to begin operations.
Inside Cranfield University's Groundbreaking Hydrogen Aviation Hub
The UK Civil Aviation Authority is partnering with Cranfield University to develop safety protocols for hydrogen refueling and operational equipment.
ZeroAvia Spearheads CAA's Hydrogen Challenge
The CAA has launched the Hydrogen Challenge Sandbox initiative to explore sustainable aviation alternatives, partnering with companies like ZeroAvia to test and address safety concerns related to hydrogen technologies.

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