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ZeroAvia

United, ZeroAvia see hydrogen-powered regional jets by the end of the decade

13 December 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

A rendering of the United CRJ550 flying with a ZeroAvia ZA2000-RJ engine providing the propulsion

United Airlines wants to power some of its regional jets with hydrogen by the end of the decade. The company announced a deal with ZeroAvia to purchase up to 100 of the new zero-emission, 100% hydrogen-electric engines (ZA2000-RJ). The engine could be retrofit to existing United Express aircraft as early as 2028.

This story is about: CF34, CFM International, CRJ550, engines, General Electric, hydrogen, United Airlines, ZeroAvia Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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