Airbus, under the name ZEROe, designed three electric aircraft that would be refueled with hydrogen instead of kerosene. According to the company, they could carry passengers in 15 years.
They built the largest autonomous drone in the world. For now, it will serve space exploration: it will help launch satellites into orbit around the Earth.
The test was still completed last year, but further test flights continue to this day.
Researchers at the Department of Biological Physics at Eötvös Loránd University have discovered how flocks of birds can overcome the theoretical difficulties of moving in a group and can now coordinate the fast-reacting, yet harmonious co-movement of more drones than ever before with a solution from nature.
The BMW Group has unveiled the world’s first electric winged flying suit to make humanity’s long-cherished dream of flying like birds come true. BMW i division, Designworks and Austrian “flying suit pilot” extreme athlete Peter Salzmann unveiled the innovative technology in a video on November 10, #NEXTGen 2020.
The solution to carbon-neutral aviation could be the use of sustainable aviation fuels, according to a joint study by the World Economic Forum and McKinsey.







