Hydrogenics Corporation has joined with a consortium of companies to develop the world’s first zero-emission four-seater passenger plane.
The announcement was made at the International Trade Fair World of Energy Solutions in Stuttgart, Germany.
Hydrogenics joins with partners; the DLR Institute of Technical Thermodynamics, the University of Ulm, aircraft manufacturer Pipistrel, and the airport of Stuttgart in the consortium named H2FLY. The consortium’s vision is the advancement of emission-free electrified flight with hydrogen. The aircraft, named HY4, will make its maiden flights from its home base at the Stuttgart Airport in the summer of 2016.
Emission-free, faster, higher and further
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