Airbus’ Hydrogen Plane Crash — Time for a Reality Check - CleanTechnica

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Airbus’ Hydrogen Plane Crash — Time for a Reality Check - CleanTechnica

Two years ago, I denounced the fool’s game Airbus is playing around its hydrogen plane, accusing them of building hydrogen hype, not planes. Everything makes sense now: has Airbus invested €15 billion in this program? No. Will they support European regulation to ensure the development of the hydrogen market? No. Will ... [continued] The post Airbus’ Hydrogen Plane Crash — Time for a Reality Check appeared first on CleanTechnica.

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The aircraft manufacturer Airbus has received around 76 million euros of tax money for its now postponed project to develop a passenger engine with hydrogen drive.

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DECRYPTAGE - The European aeronautics giant is shifting its plan to commission a five- to ten-year-old hydrogen aircraft, considering that the conditions are not in place to launch a commercially viable aircraft.

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Despite setbacks, the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus continues to develop an emission-free hydrogen aircraft. Is this the future of civil aviation - or just the fig leaf of a boom industry? Hydrogen instead of kerosene as a drive: The three aircraft and the three zero-E concepts of Airbus. Picture: airbusDespite setbacks, the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is keeping pace with the development of an emission-free hydrogen aircraft. …

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Despite setbacks, the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus remains committed to the development of an emission-free hydrogen aircraft. Is this the future of civil aviation – or just the fig leaf of a boom industry?

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Airbus is correcting its hydrogen plans. In particular, the European aircraft manufacturer is now turning over, which means that a hydrogen propulsion of aircraft of the size of an A320 is likely to be off the table for the foreseeable future.