Scotland is making strides in sustainable aviation with ZeroAvia, a company developing zero-emission hydrogen-electric engines for planes. The Scottish National Investment Bank is supporting this initiative with £20 million, aiming to establish a manufacturing facility in Scotland. The partnership includes Glasgow and Aberdeen airports, with plans for low-carbon hydrogen supplies in aviation hubs. JW Filshill, a food wholesaler, has seen revenue grow by 6%, reaching £203 million, following its headquarters relocation. The Forth Green Freeport's proposal, if approved, could bring in significant investments and create thousands of jobs. Furthermore, Willo, a Scottish recruitment firm, secured £1.5 million from a digital security giant's founder to expand globally. However, challenges persist, with Lochaber Chamber of Commerce highlighting traffic congestion in Fort William as a crisis affecting local businesses, urging government support for infrastructure improvements.