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Ben Goldstein
April 14, 2026
Starair’s SA750U fixed-wing uncrewed cargo aircraft completed a test flight using a megawatt-class hydrogen-fueled turboprop engine on April 4. Credit: Starair
City clusters in China have until April 15 to apply for a pilot program that, for the first time, links hydrogen-powered aircraft to the country’s low-altitude economy. The policy, translated as the “Notice on Carrying out Pilot Work for Comprehensive Hydrogen Energy Application,” includes aircraft…
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