Electric flight | Airbus
E-Fan X - Electric Flight - Airbus
Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens to develop hybrid plane | Financial Times
At Airbus a hydrogen-powered aircraft takes shape | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW | 25.09.2020
E-Fan Electric Aircraft - Aerospace Technology
Rolls-Royce and Airbus cancel E-Fan X project | The Engineer The Engineer
Airbus exploring hydrogen fuel cell propellor “pods” for aircraft propulsion - Green Car Congress
2035 Emerges as European Target for Hydrogen Commercial Jet - Aviation Today
Airbus and RollsRoyce end E-Fan X hybrid-electric aircraft initiative - Green Car Congress
Airbus shows E-Fan, its electric plane due in 2017 - CNET
Forget batteries, is hydrogen the holy grail for carbon-free commercial aviation? | Analysis | Flight Global
Airbus releases three hydrogen-powered concepts for zero-emission aircraft by 2035; ZEROe - Green Car Congress
Airbus and Cricri battery-powered planes make historic journeys across English Channel - CBS News
ZEROe - Zero emission - Airbus
Two electric planes just made history by flying over the English Channel
Airbus Makes Channel Crossing With Prototype Electric Plane - WSJ
Airbus turns to hydrogen as energy promise of batteries fades | News | Flight Global
Could Hybrid Electric Planes Fly Commercial? Airbus And SAS Aim To Find Out
Airbus' E-Fan is the first electric plane to successfuly fly across the English Channel - Electrek
Fully Electric E-FAN Aircraft Completes its Maiden Flight in France
Airbus Unveiled the World's First Electrically-Powered Sports Aircraft
Airbus flies electric aircraft across English Channel | News | DW | 10.07.2015
Airbus wants to put a hydrogen plane in the air by 2035
Airbus cries foul over first electric cross-Channel flight by Frenchman | Air transport | The Guardian
Airbus E-Fan X hybrid-electric aircraft demonstrator which replaces one of the engines with a 2MW electric motor, powered by a 2 tons battery and a 2.5MW generator in the tail, first flight
Greener planes of the future... or just pretty plans? - BBC News
