Toki Aviation Capital and Fokker Next Gen Join Forces for Sustainable Aviation Innovation in Japan
Key Ideas
  • Toki Aviation Capital and Fokker Next Gen have signed a strategic MoU to develop a liquid hydrogen-powered regional aircraft with a range of 2,590km by 2035.
  • The collaboration focuses on incorporating end customer feedback into the aircraft's design and planning, aiming to reduce environmental impact in the aviation industry.
  • Both companies express enthusiasm and commitment towards sustainable aviation, highlighting the importance of leveraging unique insights and expertise to pioneer eco-friendly air travel.
Toki Aviation Capital, based in Tokyo, has strengthened its commitment to innovation and sustainability by partnering with Fokker Next Gen to develop a clean sheet 120-150-seater narrowbody aircraft powered by liquid hydrogen combustion. The strategic MoU aims to launch this zero-carbon emission aircraft by 2035 with a range of 2,590km. The collaboration includes incorporating customer feedback into design and planning to improve environmental sustainability in aviation. Masaki Hasegawa, President of TOKIAC and TOKI Air, and Juriaan Kellermann, CEO of Fokker Next Gen, expressed excitement about the partnership, emphasizing their dedication to reducing CO2 emissions and promoting eco-friendly air travel. By working closely with the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau and major industries in Japan, the companies aim to lead the way in sustainable aviation practices. The joint effort signifies a significant milestone in the journey towards eco-friendly aviation and underscores the importance of cooperation and innovation in addressing environmental challenges in the industry.
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