A new partnership has been formed with the aim of creating zero-emission hydrogen-powered air travel from the West Midlands.
Birmingham Airport has teamed up with ZeroAvia in a long-term tie up in the hope of making on-airfield hydrogen refuelling and regular domestic passenger flights of zero-emission aircraft a reality in the coming years.
ZeroAvia is a British/American developer of hydrogen-electric aircraft founded in 2018, with a prototype successfully test flown in January at its base in Kemble, Gloucestershire.