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HySky News covers hydrogen propulsion, eVTOL, and advanced air mobility — written for the people building and flying the future.

Aug
18
HySky Society CEO Danielle McLean moderating the hydrogen-electric propulsion session at the 20th Annual Electric Aircraft Symposium
HySky News·3 min read

HySky‑Organized Hydrogen‑Electric Session Highlights Industry Interest at EAS 2026

According to a press release, EAS 2026 included a HySky‑organized hydrogen‑electric session chaired by CEO Danielle McLean and featuring leaders from Hydroplane, H2FLY and Munro Defense.

Aug
17
111-SC-3447 - Aviation Experiment Station, Hampton, Va View of the Hydrogen Plant - NARA - 55168296
HySky News·3 min read

Rolls‑Royce and TCS Demonstrate 100% Hydrogen Cycle in Engine Test, a Step for Hydrogen Aviation

According to reporting of a Rolls‑Royce programme, TCS supported a demonstration that ran a modern gas turbine through take‑off, cruise and landing on 100% hydrogen. The test validates combustion, fuel‑system and control work but is a laboratory step, not a commercial readiness milestone.

Aug
12
Hydrogen fueling station at Stuttgart Airport in Germany
HySky News·9 min read

Hydrogen Aviation’s Airport Problem: Who Is Actually Building the Infrastructure?

Hydrogen aircraft receive the headlines. But the companies building cryogenic storage, refuelling systems, safety procedures, and airport supply chains may determine when—and where—they can actually fly.

Aug
12
HY4 hydrogen fuel-cell aircraft flying over Stuttgart Airport
HySky News·7 min read

The Companies Quietly Writing Hydrogen Aviation’s Rulebook

Inside the SAE AE-7F and EUROCAE WG-80 standards work: the hydrogen systems moving toward publication, the technical gaps still unresolved, and the organizations putting people on the work.