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European aerospace OEMs like Airbus, Dassault, Pipistrel, Rolls-Royce, and Safran can continue or start their research and development programs of disruptive technology for new commercial aircraft. Fourteen projects have been granted a combined €735 million for Phase I under the Clean…
UPDATE – Rolls-Royce is stepping up its efforts to develop an aero engine that can run on hydrogen. The UK airframer will start ground testing hydrogen on two existing engines, with the long-term aim to have a powerplant for small to…
Japan’s aerospace industry confirmed this week again that it is keen to get involved in the development of hydrogen as the fuel for future civil aircraft. On April 12, Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) and Airbus signed a Memorandum of Understanding to…
Airbus has gone public with a vision for new aircraft using hydrogen by the middle of the next decade. But between now and then there are several steps. Amanda Simpson, Vice President of Research & Technology at Airbus Americas, explains…
Brazil is the largest aviation market in Latin America. In 2019, it handled over 213 million passengers, double the second-largest market in the region, Mexico. Currently, Brazil has over 5 million COVID-19 cases, being the third worldwide with the…