The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) in the Philippines has partnered with Australia's AMSL Aero to explore the development of low-cost, zero-emission, and hydrogen-powered aircraft in New Clark City. This partnership aims to not only advance sustainable aviation but also initiate the hydrogen production industry in the country. The collaboration between BCDA and AMSL Aero will work on creating an ecosystem for low-cost zero-emission aircraft and hydrogen energy infrastructure. The project also includes plans for strategically located hydrogen production plants for clean energy production, connecting the Philippine archipelago with passenger and freight carriage air bridges. The partnership will assess the feasibility of the project within BCDA properties to promote economic development and clean energy production for the Philippines. AMSL Aero's Vertiia technology, a long-range hydrogen-electric VTOL aircraft, is expected to revolutionize air transportation with its efficiency, long-range capabilities, and zero emissions. This initiative showcases the global demand and opportunity for hydrogen-powered vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) technology and aims to support various air operations efficiently and sustainably.