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World's first hydrogen-electric passenger plane to take off in 2025
Posted by pingerlw on Sunday 30 September 2018

The world's first regional passenger plane powered by hydrogen-electric power is set to take to the skies as early as 2025, paving the way for a new generation of zero-emissions air travel. 

Designed to fly up to four passengers for distances between 500km to 5,000km, the Element One is described as a quiet, ultra-light, zero carbon aircraft "several orders of magnitude better" than battery-electric aircrafts. 

 

 

The plane merges hydrogen fuel cell technology with a distributed electric aircraft propulsion design. 

A prototype of the aircraft is set to launch in 2025.
 

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The new form of aerial mobility is being developed primarily to open more aerial routes between smaller towns and underserviced areas, using an existing network of small-scale airports and aerodromes. 

The project is designed by Singapore-based HES Energy Systems, which specialises in building high performance hydrogen fuel systems for autonomous aerial vehicles. 

HES has also struck a partnership with French startup Wingly, which offers flight-sharing services for regional air travel. 

In France alone, only 10% of the country's 450 airfields are connected by regional airlines. 

Hydrogen-electric-powered aircrafts like Element One can help connect the remaining 90%, says Wingly. – AFP Relaxnews

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