Swiss startup Destinus is developing a hydrogen-powered passenger plane. He will shorten the flight.
Destinus is currently working with Spanishby ITP Aero to create a facility for testing hydrogen engines. A grant from the Spanish government will finance the construction of a test site near Madrid.
Hydrogen energy is a subject of manyresearch and development because of its environmental friendliness: the main by-products of hydrogen combustion are heat and water. Researchers from RMIT University in Melbourne have created 3D-printed catalysts that provide flight speeds five times faster than sound and also neutralize the resulting heat. Future commercial aircraft flying at these speeds will take passengers from London to New York in just 90 minutes.
According to a statement from startup representativesDestinus, thanks to new technology, a flight from Frankfurt to Sydney will take 4 hours 15 minutes, and a flight from Frankfurt to Shanghai will take 2 hours 45 minutes (that's eight hours less than current airlines offer). This project is part of Spain's efforts to develop and the production of hydrogen vehicles for various applications.
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