Jekta, a developer of electric seaplanes, has secured a groundbreaking leasing agreement with South Korean company Solyu for 30 of its PHA-ZE 100 aircraft. The deal, valued at over $1 billion, highlights the growing interest in sustainable aviation solutions. The PHA-ZE 100, boasting zero-emission operations through electric and hydrogen propulsion, is designed for coastal and regional routes. Solyu's CEO, Andrew Claerbout, lauded the aircraft's sustainable qualities, cost-efficiency, and adaptability to various configurations. Moreover, the aircraft's ability to operate in diverse environments, from coastal waters to traditional runways, underscores its versatility. With certification to international aviation standards, including EASA CS-23 and US FAA FAR-23, the PHA-ZE 100 promises safe and eco-friendly air travel. The partnership between Jekta and Solyu signifies a significant step towards greener transportation options and the expansion of sustainable aviation practices.