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Vertical Flight Society's H2eVTOL Council Spawns New Hydrogen Propulsion Advocacy Group
The Vertical Flight Society’s H2eVTOL Council has spun off into a new independent nonprofit organization known as the Hysky Society. 
An artist's rendering of a hydrogen-powered eVTOL aircraft
The Hysky society will work to promote the development of hydrogen-powered eVTOL aircraft. (Image: Hysky Society)

The Vertical Flight Society’s Hydrogen-Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (H2eVTOL) Council has spun off into a new independent nonprofit organization known as the Hysky Society. 

Formed in May 2020, the H2eVTOL Council has been working to promote and advance the development of hydrogen fuel cell technology for electric aircraft, including eVTOLs. Since then, the council has grown to include more than 1,000 participants from across the aviation industry, Hysky CEO and co-founder Danielle McLean said on January 25 during a presentation at the Vertical Flight Society’s (VFS) 10th Biennial Autonomous VTOL Technical Meeting and 10th Annual Electric VTOL Symposium, held concurrently this week in Mesa, Arizona.