Chris Randall – electrive.com

KLM and ZeroAvia want to fly with hydrogen by 2026

ZeroAvia, a manufacturer specialising in electric aircraft engines, and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines are planning the first demonstration flight with liquid hydrogen for 2026 - not just as a round trip around an airport, but between two different airport locations.

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