Airbus' innovation arm, UpNext, has entered a partnership with Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation to jointly explore superconducting technologies for the propulsion of Airbus' forthcoming hydrogen-powered aircraft. The collaboration agreement was signed on October 16 during the Japan Aerospace 2024 event held in Tokyo. The aim of this collaboration is to advance the development of superconducting systems that can enhance the efficiency and performance of hydrogen aircraft. By leveraging superconducting technologies, Airbus seeks to revolutionize the propulsion systems of future aircraft, particularly emphasizing sustainability through the use of hydrogen as a clean energy source. The agreement underscores the mutual commitment of Airbus and Toshiba to drive innovation in the aviation industry, with a focus on green and environmentally friendly solutions. This partnership signifies a significant step towards realizing the vision of sustainable air transport and highlights the importance of technological advancements and strategic partnerships in achieving this goal.