Aircraft
New Fuel Cell Venture Launched For 90-Seat Hydrogen Airliner
The UK's Electric Aircraft Group says its hydrogen-powered airliner will be able to carry 90 passengers on sectors of up to around 1,200 nm from 2030.
EAG has established a hydrogen fuel cell subsidiary to support the development of its 90-seat airliner. (Image: EAG)
EAG has established a hydrogen fuel cell subsidiary to support the development of its 90-seat airliner. (Image: EAG)

The Electric Aviation Group (EAG) is stepping up its plans to bring a hydrogen-powered regional airliner to market by establishing a subsidiary company to develop a megawatt-class fuel cell stack system for its planned 90-seat Hydrogen Hybrid-Electric Regional Aircraft (H2ERA). The Smart Megawatt Stack (SMS) Fuel Cell Systems subsidiary will develop megawatt-scale fuel cell stack systems for both aerospace and non-aerospace applications.


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