The International Aerospace Innovation Forum
Date: Apr 13, 2026 to Apr 14, 2026
Inspiring Canadians as we work
towards a greener future.
H2CanFly
Inspiring Canadians as we work
About Us
We are a federal not-for-profit national consortium in Canada dedicated to advancing hydrogen aviation. Officially unveiled at the 2024 Canadian Aerospace Summit, H2CanFly aims to accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen and electrification technologies for sustainable aviation.
Our Vision
Canadians working together to build safe, environmentally sustainable, viable, and equitable aviation solutions for a cleaner planet.
Our Challenge
Canada’s aviation industry must develop clean aviation propulsion technologies and support infrastructure to reduce climate impact and ensure Canada’s position as a global leader in sustainable aviation solutions.
Our Plan
H2CanFly will launch a multi-phase, multi-objective aircraft project to drive the advancement of non-conventional hydrogen & electric propulsion technologies, requisite airport infrastructure, and essential certification.
Form Key Partnerships
Creating a national consortium of stakeholders from Canadian industry, government, cademia, associations, & other ecosystem partners.
Ensure Policy Alignment
Defining a practical roadmap to achieve policy objectives through strategic technology & infrastructure development.
Foster Innovation
Facilitating access to funding.
collaborative assets, & facilities.
Build a Unified Vision
Creating a national flagship project to focus innovation and maximize Canada’s Research & Technology investment impact.
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Our partners
Aero Montreal
Ballard
CAAM
Canadian Airport Council
Canadian Hydrogen Association
Canadore College
CertCentreCanada
Duxion
Aero Montreal
Ballard
CAAM
Canadian Airport Council
Canadian Hydrogen Association
Canadore College
CertCentreCanada
Duxion
Ontario Aerospace Council
Quantum Technology
UNILIA
UBC
Cancordia University
UOttawa
University of Waterloo
voyageur Aviation
