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2025
16 June

ReleaseA design milestone for the EU technology project HEROPS

2024
26 September The liquid hydrogen fuel system for MTU's Flying Fuel Cell has been deemed safe and reliable.

MTU ticks the box in liquid hydrogen testing

This latest testing was done with liquid hydrogen, which is the actual operating medium for the FFC. Previous testing of the tank used liquid nitrogen, which is easier to handle.

6 June

ReleaseMTU Aero Engines advances technological development of the Flying Fuel Cell

15 February The HEROPS industry partners are MT Aerospace, RTX's Collins Aerospace, Lufthansa Technik and Eaton; the research partners are Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR) and the Technical University Vienna.

Seven partners kick off development of the Flying Fuel Cell

During the HEROPS project's three-year period, the partners, led by MTU, plan to build a ground demonstrator with 1.2 megawatts of power. Regional aircraft could be using the system by 2035.

2023
19 June

ReleaseMTU Aero Engines and MT Aerospace develop fuel system for liquid hydrogen

2020
10 March

ReleaseCooperation between MT Aerospace and BeAM

2019
17 June

ReleaseOerlikon AM and MT Aerospace join forces to offer aerospace customers additive manufacturing solutions

2015
26 October

ReleaseMT Aerospace reach double digit savings with the implementation of Plataine's TPO FabricOptimizer & Material and Asset Tracker (MAT) solutions

2009
16 June

ReleaseMT Aerospace AG and Abu Dhabi Airports Company sign Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for cooperation in the aeronautics sector

2008
27 March

ReleaseAirbus continues site divestment strategy despite stop of preferred bidder negotiations with OHB/MT Aerospace

2007
19 December

ReleaseEADS and Airbus select preferred bidders for site divestments

24 September

ReleaseAirbus updates on selection of partners for sites