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Airbus and MTU Aero Engines are turning a handshake agreement into a company. The two European aerospace giants announced plans to form a joint venture dedicated to developing and commercializing a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain, with operations targeted to begin in 2027 pending regulatory clearance (Perry, 2026). The move builds on a memorandum of understanding signed at the 2025 Paris air show, but the shift from a loose partnership to a dedicated business entity is the deta
