ZeroAvia and RVL Aviation have joined forces to introduce hydrogen-electric, zero-emission aircraft operations in the British Isles. The agreement focuses on retrofitting Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft with ZeroAvia's ZA600 powertrain, aiming to eliminate the climate impact of operations. Certifications and preparations are underway for the launch, which is supported by detailed analysis confirming the environmental benefits and operational feasibility. The partnership, including a leasing agreement with MONTE, aims to expand sustainable air transportation by exploring opportunities for small turboprop operations. ZeroAvia's hydrogen-electric engines offer a promising solution for reducing emissions and operating costs, with a potential climate impact reduction of 90%. Both companies express excitement about the initiative, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and decarbonization in the aviation sector. The collaboration is seen as a significant step towards cleaner aviation practices and serves as a model for future partnerships in the industry.