HyFIVE, a UK-led consortium established by Marshall Aerospace, GKN Aerospace and Parker Meggitt, is on a mission to develop a world-leading hydrogen fuel system and supply chain supporting zero-emission aviation. Using specialised R&D conducted by the University of Manchester, the University of Bath and Cardiff University, the HyFIVE consortium was announced this week by Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt with initial funding comprising £17million from industry matched with £20million from government. The project is supported by the ATI Programme, a partnership between the Department for …