Evia Aero, a German company promoting sustainable aviation, has partnered with Britten-Norman to purchase 15 new Islander aircraft. These aircraft will be transformed into zero-emissions platforms by integrating hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion systems. The conversion is scheduled to be completed by early 2027. Alongside the aircraft purchase, the collaboration involves redesigning the interiors to enhance passenger experience while ensuring compatibility with sustainable aviation technologies. The goal is to introduce practical, zero-emissions aircraft that utilize green energy produced at regional airports. Evia Aero plans to establish sustainable regional air routes connecting European economic hubs to offer passengers climate-neutral travel options. Both companies envision a future where aviation combines economic growth with environmental sustainability. Florian Kruse, CEO at Evia Aero, expressed their commitment to the Britten-Norman Islander due to its suitability for short-haul flights and extensive global usage. William Hynett, Chief Executive at Britten-Norman, highlighted the opportunity to lead in sub-regional, zero-emission aviation through this partnership. The collaboration between Evia Aero and Britten-Norman aims to pave the way for a greener and more efficient future in regional air travel, emphasizing innovation and sustainability in the industry.