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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

Axios

American Airlines to Purchase 100 ZeroAvia Hydrogen-Electric Engines

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

Airways Magazine

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

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

Aviation Week

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

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

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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

Aviation Week

Zero Gravity Secures $13.8M for eVTOL Advancements Zero Gravity Aircraft Industry, a Chinese startup, has successfully raised over $13.8 million in a Series A+ funding round. This capital influx is targeted at accelerating the development of their electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) technology, reinforcing China’s competitiveness in the emerging eVTOL market.

2024-12-10T08:51:26.301978-08:00

Zero Gravity Secures $13.8M for eVTOL Advancements

Aviation Week

ZeroAvia and PowerCell Partner on High-Temp Fuel Cell R&D ZeroAvia and PowerCell Group have signed an MOU to jointly research intermediate and high-temperature fuel cells. This collaboration aims to advance next-generation sustainable aviation fuel technologies, potentially enhancing aerospace applications and efficiency across the industry.

2024-10-29T13:27:17.944616-07:00

ZeroAvia and PowerCell Partner on High-Temp Fuel Cell R&D

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ZeroAvia Plans Hydrogen-Electric Certification by 2025, IPO in 2026 ZeroAvia is targeting the end of 2025 for the initial certification of its hydrogen-electric powertrain aimed at regional turboprops. This development aligns with their strategy to launch an initial public offering (IPO) in 2026, setting a clear timeline for advancing their sustainable aviation technology.

2024-09-27T09:14:18.152863-07:00

ZeroAvia Plans Hydrogen-Electric Certification by 2025, IPO in 2026

FlightGlobal

ZeroAvia Secures $150 Million in Series C Round with SNIB Investment ZeroAvia has intensified its development of hydrogen-electric technology by completing a $150 million Series C funding round, inclusive of a £20 million investment from the Scottish National Investment Bank. This funding propels the certification process for its powertrains and supports plans to establish a manufacturing facility in Scotland.

2024-09-12T04:07:26.080304-07:00

ZeroAvia Secures $150 Million in Series C Round with SNIB Investment