MTU sees fuel cells as ‘right technology’ for zero-emission flights

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Source: DLR

MTU Aero Engines is maintaining its backing for a liquid hydrogen fuel cell powertrain that could equip commuter or regional aircraft entering service in the mid-2030s.

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