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UK Trying to Advance Hydrogen Aviation. Likelihood by 2050 is still under 1%
The UK Civil Aviation Authority announced its latest Hydrogen Challenge in the same week as I published my updated assessment of hydrogen passenger aviation.
Summary
The UK Civil Aviation Authority announced its latest Hydrogen Challenge in the same week as I published my updated assessment of hydrogen passenger aviation. The regulator is examining hydrogen-aircraft turnarounds at London City Airport, cryogenic hydrogen storage and airside supply, while its broader hydrogen aviation roadmap targets scaled operations for small aircraft by 2035. Airbus and MTU are working toward a certifiable hydrogen fuel-cell aviation engine, and ZeroAvia has made genuine FAA certification progress with its 600 kW electric engine.
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