ZeroAvia has joined forces with RVL Aviation in the UK to launch the world's first zero-emission cargo services utilizing hydrogen-electric technology. The partnership involves retrofitting Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft with ZeroAvia's ZA600 powertrain, aiming to commence domestic flights in the British Isles after certification and necessary retrofit work. The collaboration showcases the potential for nearly 1,000 existing cargo aircraft globally to transition to ZA600 powertrains, offering a sustainable alternative for the aviation industry. RVL Aviation, with over 40 years of experience, is enthusiastic about this eco-friendly initiative, recognizing the importance of decarbonizing the sector. ZeroAvia's hydrogen-electric engines operate by converting hydrogen in fuel cells to electricity, resulting in water as the only byproduct. The technology not only significantly reduces climate impact but also presents cost-saving benefits for airlines through lower maintenance and fuel expenses. Both Val Miftakhov, ZeroAvia's Founder & CEO, and Dave Connor, RVL Aviation's CEO, express their excitement for this groundbreaking endeavor. ZeroAvia has made substantial progress in testing its ZA600 engine, with plans for further advancements in hydrogen-electric propulsion systems like the ZA2000, supporting larger regional aircraft. With a strong focus on certification testing and production scalability, ZeroAvia and RVL Aviation are at the forefront of driving sustainable practices in the aviation industry, paving the way for a cleaner future of flight.