AMSL Aero, headquartered at Bankstown Airport in New South Wales, is making significant strides in the development of its hydrogen-powered aircraft, Vertiia. The eVTOL aircraft is designed to decarbonize essential air services such as medical transfers, passenger, and freight services. With successful tests using 200 kg of hydrogen to power a 100 kW fuel cell test bench, AMSL Aero is on track for emission-free flight testing within the next year. Simon Coburn, AMSL Aero's Hydrogen Lead, highlighted that the use of hydrogen not only validated the powertrain but also contributed to the airport's energy needs, reducing the power bill. The company has secured 26 aircraft orders, with plans for commercial flights post certification in 2028/29. Chris Smallhorn, Chairman of AMSL Aero, emphasized the practical applications of hydrogen in aviation and the company's mission to offer cost-effective and environmentally friendly travel options. The collaboration with Bankstown Airport and operations at Wellington Aerodrome demonstrate AMSL Aero's dedication to revolutionizing air services in Australia and beyond.