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The airline wants to use Britten-Norman Islander aircraft converted to use a hydrogen propulsion system developed by Cranfield Aerospace Solutions. According to Loganair its first services with the zero-emissions commuter aircraft will operate from Kirkwell in the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland. The carrier, which operates services across the UK, specializing
Loganair has stepped up its collaboration with Cranfield Aerospace Solutions.
Loganair intends to start operating retrofitted Islander aircraft in the Orkney Islands in just a few years, with the help of Cranfield Aerospace
Two collaborations announced this week aim to study hydrogen infrastructure at airports and launch hydrogen-electric flights by 2027.
The possibility of the world’s first commercial zero-emissions flights happening in Scotland has edged closer with a new agreement.