High-temperature fuel cells for ZeroAvia’s megawatt-scale ZA2000 powertrain.
Credit: ZeroAvia
Artificial intelligence applications and alternative aircraft propulsion systems are both greatly changing the aviation aftermarket. Given that aircraft engine MRO should make up 45 per cent of the projected $29 billion commercial aviation expenditures this year, according to Aviation Week’s 2025...
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