The UK Civil Aviation Authority has launched a second round of its Hydrogen Challenge to advance hydrogen as an aviation fuel. This initiative aims to support the development of hydrogen-powered aircraft and infrastructure, with the goal of achieving zero-emission flight. The challenge has already awarded projects to several organizations, including Cranfield Aerospace Solutions, Exeter Airport Consortium, and ZeroAvia.
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