Zero Emission planes

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Alice
June 6, 2007 at 5:30 am

Alice
June 6, 2007 at 5:30 am

Oooo…the next big thing?

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How amazing would that be? Just think of all the travelling, couriers, and mail that is done via plane! Wow. It would really cut down on emissions and costs.


kenneth659
June 3, 2010 at 8:34 am

Boeing plans to launch a hydrogen fuel cell-powered light-aircraft prototype within a year, the Sunday Times reports. The only emissions from such a plane would be water vapor. The plane will be a small craft, and might have a top speed of only 70 miles per hour. Boeing is working with Intelligent Energy, a British fuel cell designer. “What we are designing is a demonstrator aircraft to see if it can be done,” said Boeing. “This technology is in its infancy but it has great potential.” The aircraft is based on the Diamond Dimona, an Austrian plane chosen for its light weight. Boeing engineers in Madrid have stripped out its fuel tank, replacing it with a bottle of compressed hydrogen that will feed into a fuel cell.
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