Austrian Airlines is embarking on a sustainability initiative by testing hydrogen technology for aircraft maintenance operations at Vienna Airport. In partnership with TEST-FUCHS and Dynell, the airline is conducting a trial of the 'H2Genset,' a hydrogen-powered generator. This innovative system, with the support of a frequency converter from Dynell, aims to provide emission-free power to an Airbus A320 on the airport apron. The project seeks to explore the potential of hydrogen as a sustainable energy source for aircraft maintenance, with the goal of reducing CO2 emissions from ground operations. Austrian Airlines, as a member of the Lufthansa Group, is actively working towards achieving a carbon-neutral balance by 2050. By 2030, the Lufthansa Group plans to cut its net CO2 emissions by half compared to 2019 levels through a combination of reduction and compensation measures. This pilot program signifies a significant step towards integrating hydrogen technology in aviation operations, demonstrating the airline's commitment to environmental sustainability and energy efficiency.