Study marks Canada's first major exploration into hydrogen-powered aviation
Vancouver International Airport has no intention of winging it when it comes to the future use of hydrogen infrastructure at Canadian airports.
"We know when it comes to climate change, aviation isn't the enemy, carbon is," YVR president and CEO Tamara Vrooman said in a statement. “The use of hydrogen to power future aircraft is not only expected to significantly reduce aircraft emissions in the air, but could also help decarbonize air transport activities on the ground,” said the announcement.
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