Electric Biman will be launch soon

Now the world is facing demand of the electricity-based fuel. According to experts, there is enough skepticism about whether hydrogen fuel can meet the fuel demand of the future. As the climate change and availability of fuel decreases, government and non-government organizations are now thinking of power generation as the main alternative to the next oil fuel.

However, many multinational companies have come forward to accept this difficult challenge. Airbus is the first European airline company to be listed on the list. Airbus is working jointly with German-based firm Siemens for the power-based air fuel system.

Airbus has purchased Siemens's power-based air research program. Airbus has unveiled the great potential of passing the e-fan light aircraft channel in 2015.

After that success, the company is now contemplating using electricity-based fuel for long-distance passenger aircraft. But Airbus's biggest success in new fuel-dependent fuels is 'Bhahana'. There will be two propellers and four engines in Bhahana. And everything will run in electricity. In November this year, the Bhahana team announced that they are ready for a very successful test flight soon.