Airbus
Aircraft are currently only allowed to use a 50% blend of SAF with regular kerosene fuel – the study looks to change this
A solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle built by Airbus has delivered broadband down to Earth
The engineers behind the design aim to scale up hydrogen fuel cell technology for passenger-size large commercial aircraft
The new contract will enable climate scientists to better compare and calibrate data from satellites and allow much more accurate forecasts and analysis to be made
The company believes hydrogen as a power source could hold the key to the decarbonisation of aerospace and other industries
The production of renewable liquid hydrogen aims to speed up the decarbonisation of heavy-duty and long-distance transportation
The project, which is backed by the Dutch airline KLM, will burn 20% less fuel and will have the same passengers capacity as a current Airbus A350
Observations from the new satellite are expected to enhance the understanding of the water cycle and better define the impacts of climate change
Airbus’ unmanned aircraft weighs only 75 kilograms and flies at an altitude of 70,000 feet
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