Conflux Technology, a global leader in additive-manufactured heat exchangers, is partnering with AMSL Aero, an Australian aircraft manufacturer, to develop hydrogen fuel cell cooling for the Vertiia VTOL aircraft. The project involves creating innovative heat-exchanger concepts to optimize cooling, reduce drag, and enable long-range flights of up to 1,000 km. Conflux's CEO highlighted the significance of hydrogen fuel cells for sustainable energy solutions in Australia. The collaboration is now advancing to the second phase to manufacture a proof-of-concept assembly for performance evaluation. The cooling solution by Conflux will cater to the high heat loads during the aircraft's operations. AMSL Aero expressed confidence in Conflux's expertise in innovation and quality, emphasizing the partnership's role in pioneering clean energy solutions in aviation. This engagement expands Conflux's presence in aerospace applications, utilizing additive manufacturing for high-performance heat exchangers in various aviation systems. The collaboration signifies a step towards a greener and more sustainable future in the aviation industry.