Shaping the Future of Hydrogen Flight -
TOgether with ETH Zurich

Montana Aerospace is sponsoring CELLSIUS,
a students’ initiative on Liquid H2

Innovation has always been driven by curiosity, collaboration and the courage to explore new ideas. That's why we are excited to announce our new sponsorship of CELLSIUS, a student initiative of ETH Zurich.

Starting in September, we will support the team's Liquid H2 project, an ambitious initiative dedicated to developing a hydrogen-powered aircraft using liquid hydrogen technology. Building on previous electric and gaseous hydrogen demonstrators, the students are now taking the next step towards a flight-capable liquid hydrogen propulsion system.

Their goal is to double the aircraft's range to around 500 kilometres, while tackling complex engineering challenges such as cryogenic hydrogen storage, fuel cell integration, power electronics and aircraft testing.

“We’re thrilled to have Montana Aerospace on board as a new sponsor.
As a global player in the aviation industry, Montana Aerospace brings a wealth of experience to the table and shares our passion for making the aviation of tomorrow more sustainable.
We’re united not only by common goals such as reducing CO2 emissions and lightweight construction, but above all by our determination to bring real solutions to the skies. ”
— CELLSIUS

For Montana Aerospace, this partnership is about more than supporting an exciting student project. It is an opportunity to engage with some of Europe's brightest engineering talent, exchange ideas, and contribute our industry experience to a project exploring technologies that could help shape the future of sustainable aviation.

Collaborations like these strengthen the connection between academia and industry and demonstrate our commitment to innovation, engineering excellence and developing the next generation of aerospace professionals.

We look forward to following the team's progress over the coming years and sharing updates as the project moves closer to its goal of taking liquid hydrogen-powered flight from concept to reality.