easyJet has announced it is working with GKN Aerospace, to reduce carbon emissions in aviation through the adoption of zero carbon emission technologies.
The first V-tail from GKN Aerospace has been supplied to General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) and installed onto an MQ-9B drone, which is destined for the RAF.
GKN Aerospace engineers in Trollhättan, Sweden, have successfully tested a new lightweight demonstrator of a Turbine Rear Structure (TRS) as part of the Clean Sky-2 Engines research Programme.
GKN Aerospace is leading a Swedish national collaboration programme called H2JET, aiming to develop technical solutions for three important engine subsystems for H2-propulsion of medium range civil aircraft.