AdsDale Vince, the visionary behind Ecotricity, has unveiled a groundbreaking project set to transform the aviation industry – the Ecojet, the world's first hydrogen-powered airline. Scheduled for a 2024 launch, Ecojet will initially use conventional aviation fuel while waiting for hydrogen-powered engine certification. Using ZeroAvia's advanced 600 kW propulsion system, Ecojet will operate flights between Edinburgh and Southampton, showcasing the potential of green hydrogen technology. Founder Dale Vince emphasized on Twitter that the electricity for Ecojet flights will be generated solely from renewable sources like wind and solar power, promising carbon emission-free operations. The project aims to contribute significantly to combating climate change. While specific details on green hydrogen production are pending, Ecotricity's experimentation with hydrogen for Vince's Skydiamond initiative shows a commitment to innovative and sustainable technologies. Before complete hydrogen transition, Ecojet will conduct test flights with traditional engines to ensure efficiency and safety. The anticipated impact of Ecojet on the aviation sector is substantial, marking a key step towards decarbonizing air travel. ZeroAvia's successful tests on the 19-seater Dornier 228 and the high demand for their models, including the upcoming 2.4 MW system, indicate a bright future for hydrogen-powered aviation.