A bipartisan effort led by U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff, Senator Lindsey Graham, and Congressman Hank Johnson has resulted in the Hydrogen Aviation Strategy Act becoming law. The legislation aims to advance the study and development of hydrogen energy for aviation in the United States. Senator Ossoff highlighted the potential of hydrogen to create jobs, enhance energy security, and reduce emissions. The law mandates the FAA to explore strategies for hydrogen fuel use in aviation and engage with industry partners to promote this new technology. Industry voices, including Delta and Gulfstream, emphasized the importance of sustainability and innovation in the aviation sector. Dr. Tim Lieuwen from Georgia Tech recognized the challenge of decarbonizing aviation and praised the law for enabling investments in zero-carbon aviation capabilities. Senator Ossoff's ongoing efforts in promoting hydrogen research and investments, including initiatives like the Georgia Hydrogen Energy Braintrust, demonstrate a commitment to strengthening energy security and attracting economic investment in Georgia. The law signifies a step forward in exploring long-term solutions for sustainability and carbon neutrality in the aviation industry.