Dr. Josef Kallo discusses the imminent reality of hydrogen-powered aviation and its transformative impact on sustainable air travel. Highlighting Airbus' partnerships with London Gatwick and Kansai Airport for advancing hydrogen solutions, Kallo emphasizes the crucial role of airports in adopting new sustainable technologies. Addressing logistical complexities such as storage, handling, and transport of hydrogen, the article stresses the need for specialized infrastructure like high-pressure tanks and cryogenic systems. To manage costs and risks, strategies like modular storage solutions and group investments are suggested. Additionally, partnering with key industry players and engaging with government bodies through feasibility studies and pilot projects are essential for building a robust foundation for hydrogen adoption in the aviation sector. The article encourages airports to actively participate in shaping regulations to ensure the safety and feasibility of emerging hydrogen technologies within their infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of measurable and achievable implementation objectives.