Airbus is studying a hydrogen fuel-cell-powered 100-seat airliner under its ZEROe initiative.

Credit: Airbus

Airbus has signed multiple agreements to study the feasibility of established hydrogen hubs at major airports in North America to support the deployment of zero-emission airliners in the mid-2030s. The manufacturer already has multiple studies underway with airports and airlines in Europe and Asia…

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