The world's first hydrogen vertical flight plane was unveiled

Sirius Jet is the world's first hydrogen-fueled vertical flight aircraft that can carry out air transport without emissions.

According to Tekna technology and technology news service, the world's first vertical-flying hydrogen plane has an advanced design and can define strategic cooperation in a sustainable way in the future. An aviation startup from Switzerland named Sirius Aviation has succeeded in launching the world's first vertical flying aircraft with a hydrogen engine. This program is considered a big step in the sustainable air industry and can establish a new industry standard.

According to published reports, this vertical flight aircraft has high efficiency and works with an electric hydrogen propulsion system. It is also possible to integrate jet aerodynamics by using the versatility of airplanes and helicopters. With the help of the technologies of this plane, it will be possible to fly long distances with impressive speed and at high altitude completely silently. This Swiss company considers the manufactured aircraft as a symbol of advanced technology and distinctive design and precise engineering that can introduce a new standard in air transportation.

This vertical flying business jet is supposed to be offered in the non-emission business version with an impressive flight range of 1,851 km and the ability to climb up to 30,000 feet with a very low noise of 60 decibels.