The plane manufacturer will use a “A380 flying testbed fitted with liquid hydrogen tanks” to trial propulsion technology for its future hydrogen aircraft. CNN values your feedback 1.

Airbus wants to create a zero-emission hydrogen-powered plane by 2035 and has chosen the A380 as its demonstrator jet. The company will conduct ground tests and test flights of liquid hydrogen ...

Last month, Airbus announced plans to overhaul an A380 airliner by adding an additional hydrogen-combustion engine to the outside of the plane and installing monitoring equipment. With the changes ...

The French aircraft maker has announced plans to test hydrogen fuel technology using a modified version of one of its A380 jetliners, which were discontinued last year.

The A380’s liquid hydrogen tanks will be developed at Airbus facilities in France and Germany. Airbus will define the hydrogen propulsion system requirements, oversee flight testing, ...

The Airbus A380 represents the last superjumbo of a bygone, kerosene-guzzling era. Now the double-decker will serve as the unlikely test bed to help the industry fly into a fuel-efficient future.

ZEROe’s first A380 aircraft (A380 MSN1) will be transformed into a flight lab demonstrator in order to allow hydrogen engine testing. “Hydrogen will be stored in liquefied form in a cryogenic ...

Airbus wants to create a zero-emission hydrogen-powered plane by 2035 and has chosen the A380 as its demonstrator jet. The company will conduct ground tests and test flights of liquid hydrogen ...

A rendering of Airbus's planned A380 hydrogen-powered flight demonstrator shows placement of a modified GE Passport turbofan on the upper fuselage near the tail of the airplane.

The plane manufacturer will use a “A380 flying testbed fitted with liquid hydrogen tanks” to trial propulsion technology for its future hydrogen aircraft. CNN values your feedback 1.

The French aircraft maker has announced plans to test hydrogen fuel technology using a modified version of one of its A380 jetliners, which were discontinued last year.

The plane manufacturer will use a “A380 flying testbed fitted with liquid hydrogen tanks” to trial propulsion technology for its future hydrogen aircraft. CNN values your feedback 1.