Hydroplane, a Los Angeles-based company, is set to showcase its innovative hydrogen fuel cell powerplant integration at the 2024 European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE). The event will demonstrate how this powerplant can be utilized for primary propulsion and auxiliary power in aircraft, highlighting its role in advancing aviation technologies. CEO Dr. Anita Sengupta will play a key role by leading a workshop on integration methods and speaking at panels focusing on hydrogen's impact on sustainability in aviation. Hydroplane's hydrogen fuel cell powerplant offers numerous advantages, including zero carbon emissions, longer flight times, regional range capabilities, and lower operating costs when compared to traditional engines. The company's technology is designed to replace existing combustion powerplants in single-engine aircraft and advanced air mobility platforms, promising improved performance in terms of range, endurance, and payload. This initiative aligns with Hydroplane's mission to promote electric aviation while emphasizing sustainability and innovation in the industry. The powerplant's modular and scalable design allows for easy integration into various aircraft types, contributing to a greener and more efficient aviation sector. By leveraging hydrogen as a clean energy source, Hydroplane aims to shape the future of aviation with cost-effective and environmentally friendly solutions.