ZeroAvia
ZeroAvia develops hydrogen-electric engines for aircraft, aiming for zero-emission flight with a range of up to 700 miles by 2027, and has secured nearly 2,000 pre-orders from major airlines.
Services
ZeroAvia develops hydrogen-electric engines designed to achieve zero-emission flights. The company focuses on providing a range of hydrogen-electric powertrain components to other aviation innovators. Their expertise includes advanced electric motors, silicon carbide inverters, and both low and high-temperature PEM fuel cells. ZeroAvia's technology targets various aircraft sizes, aiming to significantly reduce the environmental impact of aviation.
Technological Development Goals
ZeroAvia aims to achieve a flight range of 300 miles for 9–19 seat aircraft by 2025, and plans to extend this range up to 700 miles for 40–80 seat aircraft by 2027. The company has obtained experimental certificates to test its engines in three different testbed aircraft, under the regulatory oversight of the FAA and CAA. These milestones underline their commitment to advancing zero-emission aviation technology.
Operational Facilities
ZeroAvia operates facilities in Hollister, CA, and Kemble, UK, and has established a new Propulsion Center of Excellence in Everett, WA. Additionally, the company has plans to open a Hydrogen Center of Excellence focused on the production of hydrogen fuel cell systems. These facilities are central to the company's research, development, and production efforts.
Market Presence and Partnerships
ZeroAvia has garnered nearly 2,000 pre-orders for its engines from major global airlines, indicating strong market interest and the potential for future revenue exceeding $10 billion. The company collaborates with major aircraft OEMs and airlines to develop and deploy its hydrogen-electric technology. These partnerships are key to the broad adoption and implementation of ZeroAvia's zero-emission solutions.