Stockton Metropolitan Airport in California has announced the establishment of a research and development facility by ZeroAvia to focus on liquid hydrogen refueling for aviation. The Board of Supervisors approved the lease for ZeroAvia on February 11, 2025. Richard Sokol, the Airport Director, and Val Miftakhov, ZeroAvia's CEO, both expressed excitement about this collaboration, highlighting the importance of green energy innovation in aviation. ZeroAvia's project, supported by the California Energy Commission, aims to design and test rapid liquid hydrogen refueling vehicles for aircraft and heavy-duty applications. This initiative is crucial for enhancing the commercial viability of hydrogen-fueled aircraft by improving energy performance, cost efficiency, and refueling speed. ZeroAvia's expertise in hydrogen-electric and electric aviation solutions has been demonstrated through multiple test flights and reaching significant milestones with the FAA. The partnership between ZeroAvia and Stockton Metropolitan Airport signifies a joint commitment to fostering innovation in sustainable aviation. The collaboration aims to contribute to a cleaner and more efficient future for air travel, aligning with the airport's dedication to supporting companies driving green energy solutions. For more information about the initiative and activities at SCK, interested individuals can visit www.FlyStockton.com and follow the Airport on social media.