AMSL Aero, an Australian zero emission aircraft designer and manufacturer based in Sydney, is making strides in decarbonizing the transport sector with its hydrogen-powered vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft called Vertiia. The company has been conducting successful low-altitude flight tests in central western New South Wales, showcasing the aircraft's capabilities, including an extended range of up to 1,000 kilometers and cruising speeds of 300 kmh, thanks to the integration of a hydrogen fuel cell. The innovative design of Vertiia, featuring eight electric motors and tilting wings, allows it to take off and land like a helicopter while flying like a fixed-wing plane. AMSL Aero has received a significant boost with the first commercial order for 10 Vertiia aircraft from Aviation Logistics, signifying a move towards sustainable air transport in Australia. The company plans to revolutionize the movement of people and freight across the country by providing greater access to air transport and opening up new market opportunities. AMSL Aero is optimistic about the future of Vertiia, aiming for a public demonstration in 2025 and commercial availability in 2026, subject to regulatory approvals. The company has secured substantial funding from private investors and government programs to support the development of this cutting-edge aircraft, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable aviation and transportation innovation.