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Farnborough Airshow 2024
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ZeroAvia's Hydrogen Powertrain Attracts New Applications
Hydrogen fuel cell systems, power electronics, and electric motors are on display at Farnborough show
ZeroAvia is developing hydrogen propulsion technology for aircraft, as well as the necessary ground infrastructure to support operations.
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Hanneke Weitering
• Science & Technology Editor
July 22, 2024
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