Canada recently introduced H2CanFly at the Canadian Aerospace Summit, a consortium focused on advancing sustainable aviation. The initiative aims to fast-track the commercialization of technologies that reduce the climate impact of the aviation industry and enhance Canada's global leadership in sustainable aviation solutions. Supported by key aerospace leaders and government entities, H2CanFly will drive innovation and collaboration to achieve critical environmental and economic objectives. The consortium will work on a flagship aircraft project that will explore non-conventional hydrogen and electrification technologies, develop airport infrastructure, and establish certification pathways. H2CanFly plans to accelerate technology advancement to improve aviation sector benefits and reduce operational emissions. The chairman of the board highlighted the importance of establishing a collaboration framework and strategic roadmap to support innovation and commercialization. Beyond aviation, the initiative aims to impact other transportation sectors like rail, marine, and heavy-duty trucking, driving sustainability and innovation. H2CanFly's goal is to build a sustainable and robust transportation system benefiting all Canadians and promoting a net-zero future. To learn more about H2CanFly's efforts, visit their website.