At the 2025 Airbus Summit, the aerospace giant unveiled its plans to revolutionize the commercial aviation industry by introducing a next-generation single-aisle aircraft and updating its ZEROe project with a focus on hydrogen-powered flight technology. Airbus reiterated its dedication to sustainable aviation, emphasizing the importance of launching a commercially viable hydrogen-powered aircraft. The company presented a new concept featuring electric propulsion engines powered by advanced fuel cells running on hydrogen and oxygen. Airbus plans to refine this design by concentrating on improving hydrogen storage and distribution technologies and propulsion systems to make hydrogen-powered flight a viable option in the near future. Airbus made significant progress in hydrogen-powered aviation development in previous years, including successful demonstrations of hydrogen-propulsion systems and integrated testing of components. Collaboration with Air Liquide Advanced Technologies led to the development of the Liquid Hydrogen BreadBoard to address the challenges of handling and distributing liquid hydrogen in flight. Airbus' commitment extends to creating a regulatory framework and advocating for hydrogen flight scalability, essential for mainstream adoption in the future.