An Australia-based zero-emission aircraft designer, AMSL Aero, is collaborating with Conflux Technology to develop cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell cooling for their Vertiia aircraft. The partnership aims to pioneer long-range, zero-emissions flights of up to 621 miles at speeds comparable to Formula 1 cars. Conflux has introduced three innovative heat exchanger concepts to minimize weight and volume, manage continuous heat loads, and reduce drag to achieve this feat. AMSL Aero's Vertiia, which aims to become a hydrogen-electric aircraft, will utilize Conflux's cooling technology to enhance performance. The successful completion of the first phase of the project, focusing on heat exchanger development, sets the stage for the next phase where a full proof-of-concept assembly will be optimized and manufactured. This collaboration signifies a major step towards unlocking the full potential of zero-emissions aviation and ensuring efficient hydrogen fuel cell performance for Vertiia's operations.