Monte Aircraft Leasing inks ZeroAvia order for 100 hydrogen powered zero-emission engines

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Green aviation pioneer says confirmation of new deal means it can now advance to the next stage of production and start building zero-emission engines

Green aviation firm ZeroAvia has announced it has finalised a deal with Monte Aircraft Leasing that will see it supply up to 100 of its zero-emission engines. ZeroAvia said the deal - financial details...

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