Aircraft
Airbus Commits to Hydrogen Airliners Entering Service in 2035
Airbus unveiled three concepts for the aircraft, which could carry between 100 and 200 passengers on flights of up to around 2,000 nm.
Airbus expects to bring a hydrogen-powered airliner into commercial service in 2035. (Image: Airbus)
Airbus expects to bring a hydrogen-powered airliner into commercial service in 2035. (Image: Airbus)

Airbus is working on concepts for possible hydrogen-powered airliners that it says could be ready to enter service by 2035. Announcing plans for what the European airframer said will be the world’s first “zero-emission” commercial aircraft, Airbus on September 21 unveiled three designs being developed under a project designated ZeroE.