Jekta is working on the Passenger Hydro Aircraft Zero Emission (PHA-ZE) 100, an innovative amphibious aircraft designed to address modern-day concerns in aviation. The PHA-ZE 100 is set to offer exceptional flexibility for regional operations, capable of taking off and landing on water or traditional runways with features like reverse thrust and blown lift technology. The aircraft is planned to operate with zero emissions, utilizing either battery blocks or hydrogen fuel cells for distributed electric propulsion. The aircraft's design is led by Max Pinucci, drawing inspiration from the 'Golden Age' of aviation in the 1920s and 1930s, with a focus on merging historical charm with cutting-edge technology. Pinucci's vision for the PHA-ZE 100 includes providing passengers with a luxurious and unique experience, emphasizing the cultural memory of seaplanes to promote the adoption of zero-emission propulsion. Jekta aims to certify the aircraft to high standards for fixed-wing passenger aircraft, allowing for a spacious cabin with larger windows that offer detailed views to passengers flying at relatively low altitudes and speeds. The modular cabin layout enables diverse configurations, catering to various purposes from tourism to air ambulance services, with options for bespoke interiors and integration of advanced technologies like OLED screens and AI interactions. Overall, the PHA-ZE 100 project represents a blend of nostalgia and innovation in aviation, promising a sustainable and luxurious flying experience for passengers while meeting the demands of modern aviation practices.