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Revealed a flight test programme to study the contrails produced by a hydrogen combustion engine

The project, named “Blue Condor”, will launch two modified Arcus gliders

Airbus UpNext, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Airbus, has revealed a flight test programme to study the contrails produced by a hydrogen combustion engine as part the Company’s ZEROe roadmap. The project, named “Blue Condor”, will launch two modified Arcus gliders, one equipped with a hydrogen combustion engine and one equipped with a conventional kerosene-powered combustion engine, in order to compa...

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