Liquid Hydrogen Flight Tests of H2Fly: Replacing Jet-A Kerosene
Here’s an article posted in New Atlas.
According to the article,
- H2Fly has successfully tested the ground-based cryogenic fuel filling procedure for liquid hydrogen aircraft flights.
- Liquid hydrogen is set to enable clean, long-distance air travel, replacing traditional Jet-A kerosene with a zero-carbon alternative.
- The aviation industry faces challenges in transitioning to zero-emission fuels, with liquid hydrogen emerging as a promising solution for intercontinental green aviation.
Interestingly, we have some other posts related to this content:
- Liquid Hydrogen for Zero-Emission Aircraft Innovation: by OVERLEAF
- The OVERLEAF project is developing cutting-edge liquid hydrogen storage tanks to enhance the transition to hydrogen-powered aircraft, focusing on zero emissions and sustainable aviation technology.
- Green Hydrogen in Aviation: Possibilities and Plan – Experts predict that by 2050, around a third of aviation could be powered by hydrogen, with liquid hydrogen potentially dominating the short and medium-haul aircraft market.
