AMSL Aero, the zero-emission aircraft designer and manufacturer, has entered into an agreement with Archerfield Airport in Brisbane, Australia, to investigate the development of liquid hydrogen refuelling infrastructure. This partnership aims to support zero-emission passenger and medical flights in Queensland, including during the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. AMSL Aero's aircraft, Vertiia, recently achieved a milestone by completing the first free flight of an Australian hybrid electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Vertiia can fly up to 1,000 kilometers powered by hydrogen, emitting no carbon, and accommodating up to four passengers and a pilot. The collaboration between AMSL Aero and Archerfield Airport includes the establishment of refuelling infrastructure and maintenance capabilities to prepare for the next generation of aviation led by Vertiia. The partnership envisions fleets of Vertiias flying passengers from Sydney to Brisbane in less than 3.5 hours, emphasizing the efficiency and environmental benefits of hydrogen-powered flight. Archerfield Airport's executive general manager expressed the airport's commitment to supporting advanced air mobility and the potential for Vertiia technology. AMSL Aero has already secured orders for 26 Vertiia aircraft, indicating a growing interest in hydrogen-powered aviation. The press release highlights the proactive approach of both companies in driving innovation and sustainability in the aviation industry, setting the stage for a future of zero-emission air transport in Queensland and beyond.