ZeroAvia Makes History with Successful Test Flight of World’s Largest Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft

ZeroAvia, a British aerospace company, has completed a successful test flight of the world’s largest hydrogen-electric powered aircraft. The 19-seater Dornier 228 was retrofitted with a full-size prototype hydrogen-electric powertrain and flew for 10 minutes in Kemble, UK. This is the first step towards ZeroAvia’s goal of delivering commercial zero emission flights by 2025. The flight was part of the HyFlyer II project, which is funded by the UK government to develop zero-emission flights. This test flight marks an exciting step forward for sustainable travel and demonstrates that true zero emission commercial flights are only a few years away.

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