London Gatwick Airport has taken a significant step towards eco-friendly aviation by partnering with Airbus, easyJet, and Air Products to form the 'London Gatwick Hydrogen Hub'. This collaboration aims to introduce hydrogen as a clean, low-carbon energy source at the UK's second busiest airport. Airbus is working on developing hydrogen-powered aircraft for commercial flights by 2035, while Air Products will supply the necessary fuel. The project at Gatwick will focus on short to medium haul flight routes initially, with the goal of achieving zero-carbon flights. Alongside aircraft use, the initiative will explore storing liquid hydrogen at the airport and identify other opportunities for utilizing renewable energy. Gatwick Airport's CEO, Steve Wingate, acknowledged the long journey ahead but emphasized the importance of this partnership in realizing the airport's net zero ambitions. This innovative approach not only addresses environmental concerns but also positions Gatwick as a leader in sustainable aviation practices, showcasing a promising future for eco-friendly air travel.