Airbus has unveiled its vision for a hydrogen-powered passenger aircraft that could potentially be in service by the second half of the 2030s. The proposed ZEROe aircraft will feature an electric propeller propulsion system powered by hydrogen fuel cells, ensuring almost carbon-neutral operations with water as the only byproduct. This move is part of Airbus' commitment to decarbonize aviation, demonstrating the potential for hydrogen-powered flight to revolutionize air transport alongside sustainable aviation fuels. The concept includes four electric propulsion engines, each driven by a fuel cell system that converts hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy. This system would be powered by two liquid hydrogen tanks. Airbus plans to continue refining this concept over the coming years through additional tests to advance hydrogen storage, distribution, and propulsion systems. Airbus emphasizes its dedication to hydrogen technology, highlighting the importance of regulatory frameworks to support the future deployment of hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft. With ongoing advancements in technology and a focus on sustainability, Airbus aims to lead the way in innovative and environmentally friendly aviation solutions.