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Heathrow has successfully pitched two carbon-cutting concepts to Innovate UK’s Future Flight Challenge | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News Online | Airport news
Heathrow has successfully pitched two carbon-cutting concepts to Innovate UK’s Future Flight Challenge | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News Online | Airport news
Feb 05 2021 Read 506 Times Protium Green Solutions, the green hydrogen energy services company, has secured a significant grant for Project HEART from the UK Government as part of the latest Future Flight Challenge in partnership with Blue Bear Systems and ZeroAvia. Blue Bear Systems is the leading supplier of innovation and products in unmanned systems, and ZeroAvia is a US-based innovator and leader of decarbonising commercial aviation. Other consortium members include Britten-Norman, LoganAir, Inmarsat, Highlands & Islands Airport, Weston Williamson + Partners, Fleetondemand and Edinburgh...
First electric Urban Air Port secures UK government backing; eVTOL hub The Future Flight Challenge was created to develop aviation infrastructure and systems that enable the next generation of electric and autonomous air vehicles. Air-One is a world-first fully-operational hub for future electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft—such as cargo drones and air taxis—to be launched in Coventry (UK) later this year. Urban Air Port develops fully autonomous innovative zero emission infrastructure for future air mobility. The ambitious Air-One project will bring industry, governmen...
£84m for green aviation projects announced 1st February 2021 14:55 Europe/London The Government has announced £84m is being invested in three projects to make aviation greener. Half of that total is coming through the govt’s ATI programme with the rest matched by industry. The three projects are: GKN Aerospace-led project H2GEAR will receive a £27.2m government grant to develop an innovative liquid hydrogen propulsion system for regional air travel, which could be scaled up for larger aircraft and longer journeys ZeroAvia’s HyFlyer II will receive a £12.3m government grant to scale up...