Stralis Aircraft, Fabrum, and Ara Ake have joined forces to pioneer hydrogen-powered aviation by designing, developing, and testing liquid-hydrogen storage tanks and fuel systems for Stralis aircraft. The collaboration involves integrating Fabrum's lightweight composite tanks and fuel system into Stralis' hydrogen-electric propulsion systems to enable Australasia's first liquid-hydrogen-powered flight. Supported by Ara Ake, New Zealand's future energy center, the project also aims to enhance industry connections between New Zealand and Australia. Fabrum's hydrogen testing facility at Christchurch International Airport highlights the commitment to advancing sustainable aviation innovation. The partnership's efforts focus on advancing expertise in liquid-hydrogen storage, refueling, and aircraft integration, positioning New Zealand as a significant player in hydrogen aviation. Stralis Aircraft's fuel-cell technology, known for being lighter than existing alternatives, has the potential to revolutionize aviation by enabling longer flights at a lower cost. By leveraging green hydrogen, a sustainable alternative with high energy density, the collaboration aims to pave the way for zero-emission aviation. With the support from Ara Ake, the project is accelerating the development of hydrogen-electric propulsion technology, with the ultimate goal of achieving the first liquid-hydrogen-powered flight in Australasia. This initiative represents a crucial milestone in the journey towards making zero-emission aviation a commercial reality in Australasia and globally.