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A new manufacturing centre for zero-emission aircraft technology is to built near Glasgow Airport.
ZeroAvia said a facility to develop and manufacture hydrogen fuel cells for small electric planes could be in operation by 2028, creating around 350 jobs.
The US-based start-up has previously conducted test flights in England with a 19-seater aircraft which was powered by a hydrogen/electric system.
The firm has received millions of pounds of backing from the UK and Scottish governments, and Scotland's National Investment Bank.
