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ZeroAvia Nears Takeoff with Its 19-Passenger Hydrogen-Electric Plane
24 Dec 2022 | Abstracted from Electrek
"Starting in January 2023, ZeroAvia will officially begin test flights of a twin-engine plane that has been fitted with the 600kW hydrogen-electric powertrain on the left wing and a stock engine on the right for redundancy.
"...permitting milestone paves the way for its commercially certifiable ZA600 plane.
"ZeroAvia also expects to begin delivering powertrains to initial commercial routes for planes with 9-19 seats by 2025."
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