Airbus, easyJet, and Air Products have joined forces to study the implementation of hydrogen infrastructure at London Gatwick Airport. This collaboration falls under Airbus' 'Hydrogen Hubs at Airports' strategy. The trio will focus on investigating the supply and storage of liquid hydrogen, as well as the refuelling and ground handling requirements for hydrogen-powered aircraft at the UK's second-largest international airport. The announcement highlighted the potential of London Gatwick, coupled with easyJet's experience in short-haul flights, to serve as an optimal testing ground for developing the necessary infrastructure to support hydrogen aviation. The project aims to facilitate the introduction of hydrogen-powered aircraft for short- to medium-haul routes, underscoring a commitment to sustainability and fostering innovation in the aviation sector. This initiative represents a significant step towards a greener and more sustainable future for air travel.