Research has intensified over recent years. But the road to hydrogen-powered aircraft still requires significant efforts on the part of the aviation industry and beyond. From hydrogen storage, cost and infrastructure to public perceptions on safety, the aviation sector is working to mature this technology whilst tackling major challenges. ? However, only one aircraft manufacturing company Airbus has promised hydrogen airplanes for 2035 for short haul and limited passengers transport (e.g., ZEROe project).
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