During Airbus' financial results presentation, CEO Guillaume Faury provided an update on the company's hydrogen aviation plans. While acknowledging a delay in the hydrogen aircraft project, Faury emphasized that Airbus remains committed to hydrogen for decarbonization. The company is now focusing on fuel cells as the most promising solution, similar to the transformative impact of electric vehicles. Although the hydrogen ecosystem is behind schedule, Airbus is progressing with research on hydrogen propulsion and technological advancements. While a hydrogen-powered aircraft is technically feasible, Airbus won't meet its 2035 target due to various challenges. The company plans to address these challenges through sustainable aviation fuels and more energy-efficient planes. Despite scaling down hydrogen-focused teams, Airbus will continue specialized research on fuel cell technology. The company's commitment to hydrogen remains strong, with plans to discuss decarbonization efforts in detail at the upcoming Airbus Summit.