UK Civil Aviation Authority expands hydrogen aircraft innovation support

Michael Holder
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Aviation industry regulator announces beefed up support for firms looking to develop innovative hydrogen-powered aircraft and infrastructure

Efforts to deliver a low carbon future for the aviation industry have been given boost from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, which today announced plans to extend and expand its support for innovators...

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