Duxford AvTech, a groundbreaking project initiated by Imperial War Museums (IWM) and Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge, is set to revolutionize sustainable air transport. This 45,000 sqm development adjacent to the existing IWM site aims to be the epicenter for research, development, and manufacturing of low and zero carbon aircraft technology. Designed as an 'innovation cluster,' Duxford AvTech will drive advancements in low and zero carbon advanced air mobility (AAM) technologies, focusing on electric, hydrogen, and hybrid-powered aircraft, as well as new materials and alternative power sources. Additionally, the University of Cambridge's upcoming Whittle Laboratory will further enhance research in zero carbon aviation. With a shared vision of addressing climate impact in the aviation sector, the collaboration between Duxford AvTech and the Whittle Laboratory aims to leverage expertise and knowledge to tackle this critical challenge. By fostering a collaborative environment and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, Duxford AvTech is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of sustainable aviation.