During the 2025 Airbus Summit held in Toulouse, France, Airbus provided an extensive update on its future commercial aviation targets. The company introduced potential technology bricks for a next-generation single-aisle aircraft scheduled for service in the 2030s and outlined a revised roadmap aimed at advancing technologies related to hydrogen-powered flight. Airbus emphasized the goal of achieving a 20-30% increase in fuel efficiency compared to current aircraft, along with the ability to fly with up to 100% sustainable aviation fuel. In addition to the plans for the single-aisle aircraft, Airbus reaffirmed its commitment to developing a commercially viable hydrogen aircraft. The company presented key technology building blocks for a fully electric, fuel-cell powered commercial aircraft, highlighting a concept of a hydrogen aircraft powered by electric propulsion engines driven by a fuel cell system. Airbus will continue refining this concept to mature hydrogen storage, distribution technologies, and propulsion systems. Airbus envisions future aircraft with innovative designs such as biomimicry-inspired wings and advancements in engines, hybrid-electric propulsion, and novel materials. The company has been exploring foldable wings to enhance lift and reduce drag, more energy-efficient engines like the open fan, and advancements in hybrid-electric propulsion to reduce carbon emissions. Research on novel materials such as biomass composites and thermoplastics aims at improving safety, efficiency, and sustainability in aircraft manufacturing. Airbus's focus on continuous innovation in engine types, wing designs, and materials underscores its commitment to driving efficiency and productivity in commercial aviation. The company's efforts towards a new generation of aircraft showcase a positive sentiment towards advancing sustainable, technologically advanced solutions for the aviation industry.