United Therapeutics and Robinson Helicopters have joined forces to develop hydrogen-powered helicopters for organ delivery, aiming to revolutionize medical transport with zero-carbon emissions. Mikael Cardinal, Vice President of Program Management at Unither Bioelectronics, will deliver the keynote address at FLYING HY 2024, showcasing the collaboration's innovative approach. His insights on hydrogen aviation and fuel cell technology will highlight the advancements in sustainable flight and the critical role of hydrogen in the future of aviation. The partnership between Unither Bioelectronics and Robinson Helicopter focuses on creating hydrogen-powered versions of Robinson's R44 and R66 models, combining hydrogen technology with helicopter manufacturing expertise to design efficient aircraft for organ transport. FLYING HY 2024, scheduled in Las Vegas, will be a key event for the hydrogen aviation industry, featuring discussions on zero-carbon emissions aircraft and sustainable flight. The conference will provide a platform for networking and knowledge sharing among industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders, driving advancements in hydrogen technology and promoting a sustainable future for aviation. HYSKY Society, a nonprofit organization in Houston, actively supports clean hydrogen science and initiatives like FLYING HY to accelerate the transition to a zero-carbon emissions future in aviation and other industries, emphasizing collaboration and innovation in sustainable hydrogen technologies.