The German government is investing around $10 million in work led by H2Fly and Diehl to develop hydrogen-electric powertrains for 40- to 80-seat aircraft.
The German government is investing around $10 million in work led by H2Fly and Diehl to develop hydrogen-electric powertrains for 40- to 80-seat aircraft.
Amazing how little the German state is willing to invest. Companies in the US get 100 times that for making shit video playing services
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NBCNewsAt least 9.3M is something but goodness me is it laughable in comparison.
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