In a groundbreaking partnership, Stralis Aircraft, Fabrum, and Ara Ake are working together to advance hydrogen-powered aviation in Australasia. The collaboration involves the development and testing of liquid-hydrogen storage tanks and fuel systems to enable the region's first liquid-hydrogen-powered flight. Stralis Aircraft's expertise in hydrogen-electric propulsion systems will be complemented by Fabrum's lightweight composite tanks, supported by Ara Ake's future energy initiatives in New Zealand. The project not only aims to drive the future of hydrogen-powered flight but also fosters industry collaboration between New Zealand and Australia. By utilizing green hydrogen produced through electrolysis with renewable electricity, the initiative seeks to establish a sustainable and cost-effective alternative for aviation, with higher energy density than current solutions. This advancement represents a significant step towards achieving zero-emission aviation in Australasia and beyond, emphasizing the potential for hydrogen as a key player in the aviation industry's shift towards sustainability.