Horizon, MT-Propeller, and ZeroAvia are collaborating on developing a hydrogen-electric eVTOL, leveraging updated FAA certification rules (MOSAIC).
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What happened
Horizon, MT-Propeller, and ZeroAvia are collaborating on developing a hydrogen-electric eVTOL, leveraging updated FAA certification rules (MOSAIC).
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- PTDI integrates German-made propeller systems into their projects.Sub-event
Partnerships between Horizon, MT-Propeller, and ZeroAvia accelerate commercialization of hydrogen-electric eVTOL.1 source
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The entities involved
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ZeroAvia
british-American hydrogen-electric aircraft company
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Horizon
News website in Hong Kong
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MT-Propeller
German aircraft propeller manufacturer
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The Mosaic Company
Fortune 500 chemical company
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- Zacks Small Cap ResearchHOVR: eVTOLs Take Center-Stage By Brian Lantier, CFA NASDAQ:HOVR READ THE FULL HOVR RESEARCH REPORT New Horizon Aircraft (referred to as "Horizon Aircraft" or "Horizon") (NASDAQ:HOVR) has announced s
- GlobeNewswireHorizon Aircraft and ZeroAvia Announce Plans to Explore Hydrogen eVTOL Propulsion Announcement represents Horizon Aircraft’s first step towards zero-emission regional air travel with a focus on real-