Hydrogen Aircraft
topic on 2 shows · 4 statements across 3 episodes
4 statements about Hydrogen Aircraft, every show
Eremenko: Commercial hydrogen flights will operate globally before 2032
“Long before a decade from now, guy, you will be able to fly on hydrogen with a major regional airline, both in the U S or in Europe or in other parts of the world. For a ticket price that will be equivalent or lower, with the comfort knowing that the airplane …”
Mukhopadhyay: Fleet turnover caps 2050 hydrogen aircraft penetration at 6% to 12%
“And so our projections suggest that even though hydrogen aircraft could service a third of passenger aviation, the actual market penetration is probably going to be more like six to 12% by 20 50. Because of that slow fleet turnover rate.”
Rutherford: Airbus plans build/no-build decision on hydrogen planes in 2025
“They are planning to make a build, no build decision in 2025. So they're going to review the technologies between now and twenty-twenty-five, decide whether or not to build these planes, and then it becomes sort of a rush to mature and deploy all the technolog…”
Rutherford: Boeing passes the buck on aircraft decarbonization compared to Airbus
“There are real merits to those fuels, but if you're a manufacturer to say, you know, we're going to build, we're going to continue to build our planes as they are today, and someone else is going to produce the fuel to make them zero carbon, it's a little bit …”