A French company developing what it bills as the first hydrogen-electric light business jet is starting to put its unique architecture through experimental testing. Beyond Aero-developer of the BYA-1, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. French electric aircraft manufacturer Beyond Aero announced it has made a "significant step toward certificate and ...

The 67-foot One will be able to carry up to eight passengers on its trips, with an 800-nautical-mile range and a cruise speed of about 357 mph (575 km/hr). As for its power source, the aircraft gets ...

Beyond Aero, manufacturer of the hydrogen-electric BYA-I light jet, and leading European business aviation operator Luxaviation, have announced a multi-year strategic partnership to prepare the ...

Beyond Aero’s BYA-1 business jet will be powered by a hydrogen-electric propulsion system for which the company has recently achieved TRL6.

If you've ever hankered after a hydrogen-powered business jet, your wait might not be much longer. French aerospace startup Beyond Aero's BYA-I One aircraft has completed its Preliminary Design Review ...

You know how everyone's talking about going green these days? Well, French startup company Beyond Aero is taking that idea to new heights, literally. They've been working on this cool hydrogen-powered ...

Aerospace startup Beyond Aero has raised a $20 million funding round, a vote of confidence from investors that the French company’s vision to make hydrogen-powered electric jets for companies and the ...

European business aviation operator Luxaviation has agreed to act as launch operator for French startup Beyond Aero’s planned hydrogen-electric business aircraft. Beyond Aero says the cooperation will ...

Beyond Aero has been flight testing a subscale hydrogen fuel cell powertrain on a piloted demonstrator based on a G1 Aviation ultralight aircraft. Credit: Beyond Aero French startup Beyond Aero has ...

Beyond Aero is preparing to start ground tests on the hydrogen-electric propulsion system that will power its six- to eight-passenger business jet.