KLM, AeroDelft student team start building a hydrogen plane
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has started a collaboration with the AeroDelft student team to work on its Project Phoenix: building a hydrogen-powered aircraft.
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has started a collaboration with the AeroDelft student team to work on its Project Phoenix: building a hydrogen-powered aircraft.
AeroDelft's Project Phoenix aims to provide insights into how the alternative energy source harnessed by the aviation industry
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines starts a collaboration with the AeroDelft student team to work on its Project Phoenix: building a hydrogen-powered aircraft. Developing and testing a hydrogen-powered aircraft will generate important insights into how hydrogen could be applied in aviation, including the design of liquid hydrogen tanks and crucial safety features. This puts KLM at the forefront of the development of new aviation technologies. KLM and AeroDelft share the idea that air travel is es...
A team of students at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has successfully flown the first prototype of its Phoenix hydrogen...
The battery-powered prototype aced its initial test flight on June 14, and the full-scale model made its debut taxi run on July 7.