Bankstown-based AMSL Aero has achieved a significant milestone by conducting the first untethered flight of their Vertiia eVTOL prototype. This tilt-wing hybrid aircraft is powered by a hydrogen-electric system, emphasizing zero carbon emissions during flight. The successful free flight, which took place in Central-West NSW, marks a crucial step in advancing green aviation technology. AMSL Aero's leadership expressed immense pride in the team's accomplishment and highlighted the potential of the Vertiia aircraft to benefit remote, rural, and regional communities globally. With production models projected to have impressive specifications including a range of 540 nm and a top speed of 162 KTAS, the Vertiia aims to revolutionize air transportation while prioritizing sustainability. The company's CEO, Max York, emphasized the vision and talent behind the project, positioning AMSL Aero as a key player in the eVTOL industry. Furthermore, AMSL Aero has already secured multiple orders for the Vertiia aircraft, underlining the growing demand for eco-friendly aviation solutions. Looking ahead, AMSL Aero plans to conduct the first hydrogen-powered flight next year and aims for certification and commercial service entry by 2027, showcasing their commitment to advancing green aviation technologies.