easyJet, a well-known low-cost European airline, has surprised many by teaming up with blended-wing airliner startup JetZero to work on developing hydrogen-fueled aircraft for commercial flights. Over the years, easyJet has been investing in hydrogen propulsion technology and will now share its knowledge with other industry partners. The collaboration aims to explore the potential of using the blended-wing body as a platform for hydrogen-powered engine technology in the future, emphasizing the significant efficiencies and environmental benefits this design offers. David Morgan, Chief Operating Officer of easyJet, expressed excitement about the project's potential to reduce fuel burn and emissions, highlighting the possibility of using sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) or hydrogen to power the aircraft. The partnership includes easyJet joining JetZero's Airline Working Group to address practical considerations of airline and airport operations, further emphasizing a commitment to sustainable aviation practices. This collaboration represents a positive step towards revolutionizing the aviation industry, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.