Aerospace giants launch new Hydrogen in Aviation alliance

Cecilia Keating
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Aerospace giants launch new Hydrogen in Aviation alliance

New group comprising Airbus, Bristol Airport, Easyjet, GKN Aerospace, Rolls Royce Holdings, and Ørsted calls for new hydrogen fuelled aviation R&D fund

Some of the UK's leading aerospace and aviations firms have today teamed up to form a new lobby group that will push for policies, funding, and regulations that can help accelerate the development of hydrogen-powered...

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