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American Airlines to Purchase 100 ZeroAvia Hydrogen-Electric Engines

American Airlines has announced a conditional agreement to buy 100 ZeroAvia hydrogen-electric engines for its regional jets, aiming to enhance sustainability with zero emissions during flight, except for water vapor.

2024-07-02T03:12:09.800754-07:00

Aviation Week

Airbus to Explore Hydrogen Hubs at Major U.S. Airports

2024-05-21T08:32:34.740627-07:00

Airways Magazine

KLM and ZeroAvia to Conduct Zero-Emission Liquid Hydrogen Flight by 2026

2024-07-24T09:11:52.478461-07:00

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ZeroAvia Unveils Propulsion Center of Excellence, Expands Market with Electric and Hydrogen Components

2024-04-24T03:40:01.955428-07:00

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Flying Magazine

ZeroAvia and FlightSafety Collaborate on Hydrogen-Electric Pilot Training ZeroAvia and FlightSafety International are developing pilot training for hydrogen-electric aircraft, including flight simulators and digital platforms. This collaboration aims to advance the industry's readiness for the integration of zero-emission aviation technology.

2025-03-28T14:26:33.244672-07:00

ZeroAvia and FlightSafety Collaborate on Hydrogen-Electric Pilot Training

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ZeroAvia Secures USAF Grant for Hydrogen-Electric Cessna Research ZeroAvia, alongside Reliable Robotics, will conduct a feasibility study on integrating hydrogen-electric propulsion with automation technologies into Cessna aircraft. This development is supported by an AFWERX SBIR grant, with aims to enhance UAV capabilities and explore regulatory alignments for their ZA600 powertrain.

2025-03-25T03:35:34.292083-07:00

ZeroAvia Secures USAF Grant for Hydrogen-Electric Cessna Research

FlightGlobal

Billy Nolen Joins ZeroAvia as Advisor for Hydrogen-Electric Certification ZeroAvia has appointed ex-FAA Administrator Billy Nolen as Senior Strategy & Regulatory Advisor. Nolen will assist in advancing the certification of ZeroAvia's 600kW electric propulsion system and hydrogen-electric powertrains, alongside maintaining his role at Archer Aviation.

2025-03-20T05:09:32.972157-07:00

Billy Nolen Joins ZeroAvia as Advisor for Hydrogen-Electric Certification

AINonline

ZeroAvia Advances Fuel Cells for UAV & VTOL Applications ZeroAvia has achieved significant breakthroughs in fuel cell technology for UAV and VTOL systems by leveraging additive manufacturing. The improved power densities pave the way for expanded capabilities and efficiency in urban air mobility and unmanned systems, marking a crucial step in sustainable aviation.

2025-03-13T09:19:30.732770-07:00

ZeroAvia Advances Fuel Cells for UAV & VTOL Applications

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Jetcruzer Secures ZeroAvia's 600kW Electric Propulsion for 500E Testing Jetcruzer International has partnered with ZeroAvia for the supply of a 600kW electric propulsion system, marking the first sale of its kind. This collaboration aims to integrate the system into the Jetcruzer 500E for electric flight testing, advancing towards a hydrogen-electric aircraft by 2028.

2025-02-18T10:53:33.090771-08:00

Jetcruzer Secures ZeroAvia's 600kW Electric Propulsion for 500E Testing

FlightGlobal

ZeroAvia Secures FAA G-1 Certification Basis for 600kW EPS ZeroAvia has reached a consensus with the FAA on the Certification Basis for its 600kW electric propulsion system, receiving a G-1 Issue Paper. This milestone underscores the system's path to full certification and highlights its potential role in advancing clean aviation technologies.

2025-02-03T09:27:59.304625-08:00

ZeroAvia Secures FAA G-1 Certification Basis for 600kW EPS

Aviation Week

UK Enhances Hydrogen Aviation Research Funding Efforts The UK has increased funding for hydrogen aviation research with the first round of awards granted in February 2024 to Cranfield Aerospace Solutions, Exeter Airport Consortium, and ZeroAvia, as part of an initiative launched in November 2023.

2025-02-02T16:06:18.863920-08:00

UK Enhances Hydrogen Aviation Research Funding Efforts

FlightGlobal

ZeroAvia Delays ZA600 Hydrogen Powertrain to 2027 ZeroAvia's ZA600 hydrogen fuel cell powertrain now faces a potential delay, with certification not expected until 2027, contrary to earlier projections. Meanwhile, the company anticipates a near-term boost from its electric motor technology.

2024-12-17T03:19:53.769094-08:00

ZeroAvia Delays ZA600 Hydrogen Powertrain to 2027