Keeping hydrogen liquid for 9 days means keeping it near −253°C.
In this aircraft, heat management becomes a flight-critical problem: evaporation, cryogenic storage and fuel-cell losses all have to be controlled.

Keeping hydrogen liquid for 9 days means keeping it near −253°C.
In this aircraft, heat management becomes a flight-critical problem: evaporation, cryogenic storage and fuel-cell losses all have to be controlled.