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Aviation technology company developing hydrogen-electric powertrains.

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Overview

ZeroAvia is an aviation technology company focused on hydrogen-electric powertrains, aiming to provide zero-emission propulsion solutions for regional aircraft. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in the US, with R&D in the UK, its core product is a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain designed to replace conventional fossil-fuel engines and reduce aviation carbon emissions.

Products and positioning

Zero-emission aviation propulsion system provider

Product categories. Hydrogen fuel cell propulsion systems · Hydrogen-electric hybrid propulsion systems

Recent events

  • Reported

    ZeroAvia secures $35 million in investment funding[1]

    ZeroAvia secured $35 million in new investment funding from investors including United Airlines and Alaska Airlines.

  • Reported

    Alaska Airlines and ZeroAvia announce hydrogen-electric aircraft collaboration[2]

    Alaska Airlines announced a development collaboration with ZeroAvia to develop a hydrogen-electric powertrain capable of flying 76-seat regional aircraft. Alaska also secured options for up to 50 conversion kits.

  • Reported

    ZeroAvia raises $24.3 million in funding[3]

    ZeroAvia raised $24.3 million in new funding to support development of a 2MW hydrogen-electric engine. Horizons Ventures led the round, joined by British Airways and other investors.

  • Reported

    ZeroAvia establishes partnership with British Airways[4]

    ZeroAvia established a partnership with British Airways through the Hangar 51 Accelerator to explore the potential role of hydrogen-powered aircraft in sustainable flying.

  • Reported

    ZeroAvia announces $37.7 million in new funding[4]

    ZeroAvia announced $21.4 million in Series A funding and approval for an additional $16.3 million in grant funding, bringing the announced new funding total to $37.7 million.

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