The SiriusJet is introduced as a game-changing aircraft by Sirius Aviation AG, a Switzerland-based company dedicated to revolutionizing private air travel with sustainable practices. The jet features a hydrogen-electric ducted fan propulsion system that enables a range of up to 1150 miles, emitting zero carbon emissions by utilizing hydrogen fuel cells. The CEO, Alexey Popov, emphasizes the importance of combining technology and sustainability to set new standards in efficiency, safety, and luxury in the private aviation industry. The design allows for customization of the interior, offering amenities like champagne fridges, pet spaces, and custom bathrooms. In terms of safety, the SiriusJet is equipped with multiple safety features, including a whole aircraft parachute system and real-time monitoring. The company unveiled two hydrogen-powered luxury jets in collaboration with BMW Group Designworks, aiming to offer eco-friendly options for business travel and global tourism. Test flights are scheduled between 2025-2028, with the first deliveries expected by the end of 2028. Popov envisions hydrogen and electric propulsion systems reducing the carbon footprint of aviation by the end of the decade, with a focus on making personal air transportation sustainable, efficient, and integrated into daily life. Despite the advancements in technology, autonomous flight is not expected before 2040. The company plans limited production of 50 jets between 2028-2029 to fulfill pre-orders and partnerships, paving the way for a future of environmentally conscious private air travel.