Photo: Hamburg Airport As a lead partner of the EU-funded Baltic Sea Region (BSR) HyAirport project, Hamburg Airport organised a hydrogen specialist conference ahead of the Hydrogen Technology Expo taking...
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With hydrogen considered to be a key element in decarbonising aviation, regional airports are likely to provide proving grounds for critical related technologies. However, hydrogen is not a straightforward solution...
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Stockton Metropolitan Airport has approved a lease for ZeroAvia to establish a research and development (R&D) facility focused on liquid hydrogen refuelling at the airport. The agreement will pave the...
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Clean fuel supplier Ryze is partnering with ZeroAvia to provide hydrogen at the greentech company's Cotswold Airport base in the UK. The deal, which will see hydrogen being provided for...
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In line with plans to have its hydrogen powered aircraft flying by 2035, Airbus has teamed up with easyJet, London Gatwick and the world's largest hydrogen supplier, Air Products, to...
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Marking a first of its kind fuelling for a UK airport, hydrogen has been used in a trial to refuel and power critical parts of easyJet's ground operation at Bristol...
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The infrastructure required to support zero-emission flight could be in place as early within the next three years, according to Glasgow Airport Hydrogen Innovation Hub. During a summit held on...
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Tallinn Airport has joined the Baltic Sea region (BSR) HyAirport project to explore the potential of hydrogen as a fuel source. The three-year project involves airports, airlines, research establishments and technology...
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This year's COP28, which is taking place in Dubai until 12 December, has seen the launch of the new Level 5 of the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme, which is managed...
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Hamburg Airport has become the first airport in Germany to join Airbus' international network for future hydrogen hubs. The announcement follows the recent collaboration between the airport and the German...
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