ZeroAvia and Stuttgart-based flyv have signed an agreement that will see the partners explore powering flyv’s on-demand, low-fare flight operations using ZeroAvia’s hydrogen-electric engines. Under the agreement, ZeroAvia and flyv...
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Hydrogen-electric technology developer ZeroAvia has signed an agreement with newly launched green airline Ecojet for 70 of its ZA600 hydrogen-electric engines, alongside a larger order for 80 of the ZA2000...
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Spanish startup Surcar Airlines has selected ZeroAvia’s ZA600 hydrogen-electric engine for its fleet of Twin Otter seaplanes. With the addition of ZeroAvia’s zero-emission engines, Surcar Airlines plans to operate its...
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ZeroAvia has successfully completed its initial prototype ZA600 flight testing campaign following the 10th successful flight with a Dornier 228. The flight, which took place at Cotswold Airport in the UK,...
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ZeroAvia has announced the securement of additional funding from Washington State for the support of the company’s expansion at its Paine Field facility in Everett, Washington. The investment was announced...
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ZeroAvia has announced that it has identified clear applications for hydrogen-electric propulsion for regional jet aircraft with its ZA 2000RJ powertrain. As part of the initial technical study conducted alongside...
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Alaska Airlines and ZeroAvia will collaborate to retrofit the airline’s Dash 8 Q400 regional turboprop with a hydrogen-electric propulsion system. The handover of the aircraft, which will be used to...
Read MoreZeroAvia and Absolut Hydrogen have announced a partnership to jointly explore liquid hydrogen (LH2) production, storage and refuelling at airports. The partners will work together to build and demonstrate liquefaction...
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ZeroAvia has announced a new four-party agreement with Skellefteå Airport, Skellefteå Kraft and Braathens Regional Airlines to demonstrate flights and explore the development of commercial routes using its hydrogen-electric powertrain...
Read MoreZeroAvia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Nordic energy company Fortum to explore developing hydrogen production and refuelling infrastructure at airports in the region. The companies will work...
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