AMSL Aero, an Australian eVTOL developer, has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Archerfield Airport to investigate the implementation of liquid hydrogen refuelling technology by the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. The collaboration intends to focus on AMSL Aero's Vertiia eVTOL aircraft, which recently marked a significant achievement as the first Australian hybrid eVTOL to conduct a successful free flight. With capabilities to cover distances of up to 1,000km at speeds reaching 300km/h while maintaining zero carbon emissions, the Vertiia aircraft represents a leap in environmentally friendly aviation technology. The partnership between AMSL Aero and Archerfield Airport aims to establish the necessary infrastructure for liquid hydrogen refuelling and ensure maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facilities are readily available. Archerfield Airport, strategically located near Brisbane's CBD and key regional centers, is poised to play a vital role in supporting the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, with plans to integrate advanced aviation solutions. AMSL Aero anticipates commercial operations for the Vertiia eVTOL post certification and regulatory approvals, expected around 2028/29, with potential applications in passenger and medical transport during the Olympics. The initiative is seen as a stepping stone towards fostering zero-emission aviation in Queensland and for the upcoming major sporting events, demonstrating a commitment to innovative hydrogen refuelling infrastructure. This collaboration follows AMSL Aero's previous partnership with Bankstown Airport in Sydney to introduce hydrogen fuel infrastructure, showcasing a broader trend towards sustainable aviation practices.