Stralis Aircraft closed three weeks after its first hydrogen taxi test. @AirProNews
Stralis Aircraft closed three weeks after its first hydrogen taxi test.  @AirProNews
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Stralis Aircraft Closes After Hydrogen-Electric Taxi Milestone
Australian startup Stralis Aircraft closed Aug. 19, 2026, three weeks after completing the first hydrogen-electric aircraft taxi in the Southern Hemisphere at Brisbane International Airport. Lack of funding ended four years of development. #aviation #aerospace
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Stralis Aircraft closed three weeks after its first hydrogen taxi test.

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