Cotswold Airport in Gloucestershire in the UK played its role in making aviation history on 19 January, when ZeroAvia flew the world's largest aircraft to be powered by a hydrogen-electric...
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AGS Airports, which owns and operates Glasgow, Southampton and Aberdeen airports in the UK, has partnered with ZeroAvia to explore the development of fuel infrastructure, regulatory framework requirements and resourcing...
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The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC) has agreed to partner with ZeroAvia to test and develop zero-emissions travel across a new luxury tourism destination with a focus on environmental sustainability...
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A leader in zero-emission aviation, ZeroAvia has collaborated with aviation fuel giant Shell, to unveil Europe's first landside-to-airside hydrogen airport pipeline. Running alongside ZeroAvia's hangar at Cotswold Airport in the...
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ZeroAvia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with hydrogen fuelling firm, ZEV Station to develop green hydrogen refuelling infrastructure for airports in California. The two companies will work alongside...
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As part of the UK Government's Future Flight Challenge, a consortium of British SMEs and academics have formed Project HEART (Hydrogen-Electric & Automated Regional Transportation) to develop a UK wide...
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Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) is leading a £3.7 million project to develop a sustainable aviation programme that will operate for an 18-month period and which could transform short...
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Cranfield Airport in the UK celebrated a major milestone last week, when ZeroAvia completed the world's first ever hydrogen fuel cell powered flight of a commercial-grade aircraft on 23 September....
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