Joby Aviation, Inc. achieved a significant milestone by conducting a successful 523-mile test flight of a hydrogen-electric air taxi demonstrator, setting a new standard in clean aviation technology. The flight took place above Marina, California, with the aircraft producing water as its only emission, highlighting the potential of hydrogen for emissions-free regional travel. This achievement marks the first forward flight of a vertical take-off and landing aircraft powered by liquid hydrogen. The aircraft, a converted Joby pre-production prototype initially used as a battery-electric aircraft, was equipped with a liquid hydrogen fuel tank and fuel cell system. Joby's collaboration with H2FLY in Germany played a crucial role in this technological advancement. Joby's commitment to innovation is further demonstrated by its recent acquisition of Xwing Inc., a leader in autonomous aviation technology, paving the way for future developments in the industry. With plans to begin commercial operations as soon as 2025 with their battery-electric air taxi, Joby is at the forefront of revolutionizing transportation for a sustainable future.