ZeroAvia has already flown a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain on a 19-seat aircraft, offering energy density that batteries cannot match for regional routes.
VectorZeroAvia has already flown a 19-seat commercial aircraft on hydrogen fuel cell power, making it the most advanced zero-emission propulsion program in regional aviation today.
VectorZeroAvia flew a hydrogen fuel cell-powered Dornier 228 in January 2023, demonstrating zero-emission propulsion in a 19-seat commuter aircraft for the first time.
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