Airbus
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Hydrogen network takes next step
London Gatwick Airport has teamed up with easyJet, Airbus, and Air Products to expand hydrogen capability and infrastructure in the UK
Hydrogen study takes off at ATL
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), Airbus, Delta and Plug Power are studying the feasibility of hydrogen fuelling
Airbus and LCI to develop AAM ecosystems
Airbus and LCI have signed a collaboration agreement to jointly develop ecosystems for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM)
MoU paves the way for Nordic hydrogen aviation
Airbus, Avinor and partners will investigate the feasibility of a hydrogen infrastructure at airports in Sweden and Norway
Hamburg joins 'Hydrogen Hub' network
Hamburg Airport has become the first German member of the international 'Hydrogen Hub at Airport' network
Hawarden renews Serco ATC contract
Serco has been awarded a five-year contract extension for provision of Air Traffic Control (ATC) services at Hawarden Airport in North Wales
Airbus and MAI sign MoU on future eVTOL
Airbus and Munich Airport International are to begin developing turnkey advanced air mobility ecosystems solutions
Skyport loads 4.3-ton engine onto Prague flight
Central European ground handler Skyport has loaded a CFM56-5B6/P engine onto a Ural Airlines flight from Prague to Yekaterinburg
South African Airways announces its return to the skies
It will be the first time the carrier has flown regular passenger services since September 2020
JetBlue resumes San Jose service
The airline suspended operations at the Californian airport in April 2020 due to the coronavirus outbreak
Singapore Airlines to restart Manchester connection
The airline will operate a thrice weekly service direct from Singapore/Changi to Manchester starting on July 17
Air Serbia moves to Terminal 1 at JFK
The facility is currently undergoing renovation and is set to be four times the size of the existing building