The Conference (IHAC 2020)
One Full Day of Powerful Talks
03 Sept 2020
09:00 am
The first International Hydrogen Aviation Conference (IHAC 2020) will focus on the use of hydrogen in aviation, the associated benefits, and emerging challenges. The IHAC 2020 is the first event to be hosted in Glasgow, Scotland. The event is an opportunity to connect with experts in the industry and an open invitation to all stakeholders to participate in the next wave of hydrogen in aviation.
For registration to the conference please click HERE.
The conference brochure is available HERE.
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