ZeroAvia inks deal to supply hydrogen-electric aircraft engines to Ecojet

Michael Holder
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Credit: ZeroAvia

Founded by green entrepreneur Dale Vince, Ecojet is aiming to become the world’s first commercial zero emission airline

Zero emissions flight pioneer ZeroAvia has inked an agreement to supply 22 hydrogen-electric plane engines to fledgling electric airline start-up Ecojet, with options to provide another 40 such engines,...

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