Norway has been designated as an international test arena for zero- and low-emission aviation, following the signing of the first formal agreement for demonstration flights at Bergen Airport. The focus of these upcoming flights, set to commence in late summer, will be on cargo transport, utilizing BETA Technologies' ALIA CX300 eCTOL aircraft operated by Bristow Norway. The establishment of Norway as a test arena is supported by a substantial government investment aimed at accelerating the transition to sustainable aviation. The initiative involves industry cross-collaboration, with key stakeholders from airlines, aircraft manufacturers, suppliers, and the energy sector participating to generate knowledge and facilitate scaling. Avinor and the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway play crucial roles in providing necessary infrastructure and regulatory oversight to ensure compliance with safety standards. The project has received positive feedback from industry partners, with enthusiasm expressed for the potential of new aviation technologies. Preparations are underway for flight operations, including the selection of a supplier for fast chargers and the installation of charging infrastructure at Stavanger and Bergen Airports. The project is seen as a significant step towards innovation in aviation and a demonstration of the industry's commitment to sustainable practices.