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Flying Fuel Cell (FFC)

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A hydrogen-powered fuel cell system designed for zero-emission aircraft propulsion, developed by MTU Aero Engines. The FFC consists of a stack where hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce water and electrical energy, powering a high-efficiency electric motor.

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Often mentioned with · Organizations

MTU Aero Engines
Aircraft engine manufacturing and propulsion systems
company Germany 1 mention
eMoSys GmbH
Developer and small-scale manufacturer of high-efficiency electric motors, now a subsidiary of MTU Aero Engines.
company Germany 1 mention
MT Aerospace
Supplier of aerospace structures and systems, specializing in lightweight design and manufacturing for space and aviation applications.
company Germany 1 mention
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Often mentioned with · Locations

Munich (Bavaria)
Munich (Bavaria)
DE 1 mention
Augsburg (Bavaria)
Augsburg (Bavaria)
DE 1 mention

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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Propulsion Takes Off: MTU Aero Advances Zero-Emission Aviation in Germany

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