H3 Dynamics, a French fuel cell manufacturer, has been selected to participate in the HyPoTraDe project, funded by Europe through the Clean Aviation research program. The project aims to develop a hydrogen-powered aircraft demonstrator with a modular 500 kW system. The collaboration includes various prominent entities such as aircraft manufacturer Pipistrel, Honeywell International, NLR aerospace centre, the Fraunhofer Institute, and universities in Germany and the Netherlands. The goal is to integrate a hydrogen propulsion powertrain in small aircraft capable of flying at specific altitudes, with potential for future scaling. H3 Dynamics' fuel cell technology and expertise will be crucial in carrying out tests and potentially scaling the project to larger capacities. The company's partnership with the Technical University of Delft has also led to impressive fuel cell performance, as demonstrated in covering significant distances on minimal hydrogen. This development signifies a significant leap towards hydrogen-powered aviation innovation, showcasing the potential for sustainable and eco-friendly aviation solutions in the future.