Cormorant Aerospace’s STOL Electric/Hydrogen Hybrid

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Dutch startup Cormorant Aerospace is developing a revolutionary electric aircraft for eight passengers with a range of 220 to 1,400 km, depending on energy type. A hydrogen-powered prototype capable of over 400 km is already built, with test flights planned for 2026. However, EASA certification remains a key challenge, which the company is addressing by first certifying a SAF-powered hybrid powertrain. Designed as an eSTOL (electric Short Take-Off and Landing) aircraft, it can operate from...

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