Airbus, the world's largest commercial aircraft manufacturer, has announced a delay in the development of its hydrogen-powered aircraft, which was originally expected to enter service by 2035.

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Airbus management sees hydrogen power as realistic only for smaller passenger planes with up to 100 seats. The European manufacturer was making progress on the technology, Faury said.