Five years ago, Airbus made a bold bet: The plane maker would launch a zero-emissions, hydrogen-powered aircraft within 15 years that, if successful, would mark the biggest revolution in aviation ...

At Monday's Airbus Summit 2025 in Toulouse on the sustainability of the aviation sector, the company’s CEO provided several details about the nature of its hydrogen aircraft project. Originally ...

Airbus in March revealed this concept image for a hydrogen fuel cell-powered ‘ZeroE’ aircraft. [Courtesy: Airbus] Updated Thursday, April 24 at 4:40 p.m. EDT with comment from an Airbus ...

Airbus said on Friday it is delaying plans to develop a hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft by the middle of next decade, citing slower than expected developments in technology. The delay marks a ...

Airbus’ delay raises questions about demand signals for green hydrogen - without major investors pushing forward, momentum across the supply chain could weaken. Airbus has pushed back its plans ...

Airbus is teaming up with Japan’s Toshiba to cooperate on superconducting technologies for future hydrogen-powered aircraft. Airbus unit Airbus UpNext and Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions ...

Current premium viewers: 111 Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer, is reducing its investment in the hydrogen-powered jet initiative after nearly $2 billion in expenditures. The company had ...

Airbus has revised its timeline for launching hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft, delaying its zero-emission ambitions by up to a decade. Initially targeting 2035 for the debut of hydrogen ...

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Five years ago, Airbus AIR-0.14%decrease; red down pointing triangle made a bold bet: The plane maker would launch a zero-emissions, hydrogen-powered aircraft within 15 years that, if successful ...

PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus said on Friday it is delaying plans to develop a hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft by the middle of next decade, citing slower than expected developments in technology. The ...