Innovations in Hydrogen Flight and Ballistic Missile Technologies

A French startup collaborates with JetZero on hydrogen-powered flights, sparking the zero-emission flight debate. Separately, India successfully tests its intermediate-range ballistic missile, 'Agni 5', demonstrating its advanced military capabilities with this latest launch.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 21-08-2025 02:27 IST | Created: 21-08-2025 02:27 IST
Innovations in Hydrogen Flight and Ballistic Missile Technologies
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In a significant development within aviation technology, a French technology startup announced a partnership with clean-aircraft venture JetZero to explore hydrogen-powered flight. The collaboration focuses on developing a hydrogen variant of an all-wing aircraft, potentially reigniting discussions around zero-emission flights.

This announcement comes after Airbus, another notable European entity, paused its efforts to create a hydrogen-powered airliner, highlighting the challenges and potentials within this innovation landscape.

Meanwhile, in defense news, India has successfully test-fired its locally developed intermediate-range ballistic missile, 'Agni 5'. The test, conducted in Odisha, demonstrated the missile's range and technical capabilities, as confirmed by the Indian defense ministry in a statement.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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