Horizon Aircraft, based in Toronto, Canada, in partnership with ZeroAvia, a global leader in hydrogen-electric powertrains, has announced plans to collaborate on developing regional hydrogen-electric VTOL air travel. The partnership aims to explore zero-emission, regional eVTOL power systems by integrating ZeroAvia's ZA600 hydrogen-electric powertrain in Horizon Aircraft's fan-in-wing eVTOL, the Cavorite X7. Brandon Robinson, CEO and Co-founder of Horizon Aircraft, expressed admiration for ZeroAvia's hydrogen-electric propulsion systems and their progress with regulators. The companies plan to work together on research related to infrastructure and certification guidelines to pave the way for a zero-emission future in air travel. Val Miftakhov, Founder & CEO of ZeroAvia, highlighted the potential of hydrogen-electric propulsion in extending the range and durability of electric propulsion systems. The collaboration positions Horizon Aircraft at the forefront of exploring hydrogen as a viable propulsion option for their eVTOL aircraft, emphasizing the importance of sustainability in the aviation industry. The partnership with ZeroAvia signifies a strategic move for Horizon Aircraft, demonstrating a commitment to operational and practical technologies while working towards certification and commercial readiness. Through this collaboration, Horizon Aircraft aims to meet the demand for clean, fast, and highly efficient air travel while prioritizing safety, performance, and utility. For more information about Horizon Aircraft and their innovative technology, interested individuals can visit the company's website or watch demonstrations on their YouTube channel. The collaboration between Horizon Aircraft and ZeroAvia marks a significant step towards sustainable aviation solutions and the integration of hydrogen-electric powertrains in the eVTOL industry.