AMSL Aero, an Australian aircraft designer and manufacturer, has successfully completed a year of hydrogen fuel cell testing at Bankstown Airport, bringing them closer to emission-free flight testing within a year. The tests have been conducted on AMSL Aero's hybrid electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft, Vertiia, which is designed to fly 1000km on hydrogen, aiming to revolutionize air transport in terms of cost and environmental impact. The test results have shown the successful utilization of over 200 kilograms of hydrogen to power their 100kW fuel cell test bench, a unique facility in Australia. This bench has not only validated the aircraft's powertrain but has also helped in reducing the airport's power bill by exporting 30kW of electricity into the grid. AMSL Aero's collaboration with Bankstown Airport has been crucial in advancing the use of hydrogen in aviation, with plans to introduce hydrogen as aviation fuel. The CEO of Bankstown Airport expressed pride in leading the way towards net-zero aviation in Australia, highlighting the importance of AMSL Aero's work in enabling hydrogen-fueled flights for essential services across the country. AMSL Aero has also expanded its testing to Wellington Aerodrome in rural NSW. The successful results of these tests signify a significant milestone in the journey towards sustainable and green aviation.