The U.S. aircraft register, updated daily
Fuels · Hydrogen · data as of November 2, 2026

Hydrogen

Hydrogen burned in a turbine or turned into electricity in a fuel cell. Demonstrators have flown; no certified type carries passengers. Needs liquid or high-pressure storage at the airport that no United States airport has today.

The fuel

Class
Hydrogen
Specification
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Status
in test
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aircraft on the register burn it
no engine series on the register is built for it
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no airport on record sells it
by the FAA's file, the news and the sellers' sites

Connections how this fuel links to the rest of the register

The whole map of how records connect · these connections as data: /graph/fuel/hydrogen.json.

Sources: FAA Civil Aviation Registry (November 2, 2026) for the engines and aircraft; the FAA airport master file for fuel sold; the FAA's supplemental type certificate listings for the approvals; SAFxCHANGE's record for the plants, deals and the airports named in the news; the sellers' own websites where named. Specifications as published by ASTM International and the U.S. military. The fuel makers' own pages say where their fuel is sold this month; this page is as current as those records.