UK's Aerospace Technology Institute

An aircraft propulsion system that uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity for electric motors.

Aircraft designed to produce no harmful emissions during flight, utilizing technologies like hydrogen-electric propulsion.

A system being developed by Cranfield Aerospace Solutions that powers aircraft using hydrogen and fuel cells, aiming for zero emissions.

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Development of ZeroAvia's larger powertrain platform, capable of producing between 2,000 kW and 5,000 kW, for larger aircraft.

A consortium working to create a zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell aircraft by converting a nine-passenger Britten-Norman Islander.

ZeroAvia's first product, a hydrogen-electric engine for aircraft.

A modular hydrogen-electric powertrain designed for regional jets.

A scaled-up version of ZeroAvia's powertrain, planned to be 2 MW and utilize liquid hydrogen, targeting larger aircraft.

A nine-seat regional aircraft known for its ability to operate from smaller airports and short airstrips, used for inter-island services and short hop operations.