Universal Hydrogen in zero-carbon plane deals with Icelandair, Ravn
The technology is designed for common turboprop aircraft, which means it could be transformative for Arctic aviation.
PARIS — Universal Hydrogen, a U.S. firm that aims to do for clean fuel what Nespresso did for coffee, is poised to announce preliminary hydrogen deals with airlines including Icelandair and Ravn Alaska, as it looks at a possible listing as early as next year.
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