GCIA hosts another first in electric flight
An observation helicopter observes a Dash-8 commuter airliner with one engine modified by California-based Universal Hydrogen to run on electricity generated by hydrogen fuel cells as it taxis down the main runway of the Grant County International Airport on Thursday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Members of Universal Hydrogen’s flight test team watch as their Dash-8 commuter airliner partially converted to run on a hydrogen fuel cell flies around the Grant County International Airport on Thursday.
MOSES LAKE — It was another day for the aviation record books at the Grant County International Airport on Thursday.
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