Last week, as Schiphol and Eindhoven airports faced flight cancellations due to foggy weather, TU Delft's Mobility Week proceeded without interruptions, showcasing the Aerospace Innovation Hub. The hub, located within the faculty of aerospace engineering, serves as a platform for fostering innovation in aerospace by supporting startups and students to collaborate with the industry. Notably, startups Elysian and VÆRIDION unveiled their projects, including electric planes with sustainable features. Elysian's 90-passenger battery-electric plane is set to debut in 2033, emphasizing its efficiency over hydrogen-powered aircraft. VÆRIDION's fully electric Microliner targets short-haul flights, emphasizing collaboration within the hub for innovation. Additionally, AeroGridUAV introduced a rotating-wing drone for surveillance and critical missions, with plans for further technological enhancements. TU Delft's student team, AeroDelft, is working on converting a diesel aircraft into a liquid hydrogen-powered one, positioning themselves at the forefront of future aviation technology. The hub's partnership with companies like zepp.solutions highlights the positive outlook on hydrogen as the fuel of the future. Looking ahead, the hub anticipates a bustling year, offering new spaces for startups and enhancing support to propel innovative projects towards market success.