Aerospace giant Airbus has unveiled plans for what it hailed as the first commercial zero-emission aircraft. Click here to read the full story.

The company said its hydrogen-fuelled passenger planes could be in service by 2035.

Airbus chief executive Guillaume Faury said the three ZEROe concept designs marked "a historic moment for the commercial aviation sector".

The use of hydrogen had "the potential to significantly reduce aviation's climate impact", he added.

The new Airbus designs are the fruit of a joint research project that Airbus launched with EasyJet last year to consider hybrid and electric aircraft.

The airline's chief executive, Johan Lundgren, said: "EasyJet remains absolutely committed to more sustainable flying and we know that technology is where the answer lies for the industry."

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