GKN Aerospace has joined the UK-based HyFIVE project will develop a liquid hydrogen fuel system and future supply chain. The industry partners include Marshall, Parker Meggitt, University of Manchester, University of Bath, and Cardiff University.
""We have great respect for the fuel system capability Marshall and Parker bring to the table, and believe we now have a robust path to delivering the technology and supply chain required for hydrogen regional aircraft and beyond,"" said GKN Aerospace vice president of technology Max Brown. ""This unique industry partnership, combined with the knowledge of leading academics, is a significant step towards a sustainable future for aviation.""
The project has so far secured £40 million ($50.7 million) in funding through industry and government investment.
GKN Aerospace to develop liquid hydrogen fuel system for HyFIVE project
