Airbus, during the 2025 Airbus Summit, presented its strategic roadmap to shape the future of commercial aviation, emphasizing the development of a next-generation single-aisle aircraft slated for service in the 2030s. The company also detailed its revised ZEROe project roadmap, focusing on advancing technologies related to hydrogen-powered flight. Airbus's Head of Future Programmes highlighted the significance of hydrogen in their decarbonization efforts, expressing dedication to hydrogen-powered flight as a means to revolutionize air transport positively. The company showcased a new concept of a hydrogen aircraft featuring four 2-megawatt electric propulsion engines powered by fuel cells converting hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy. Airbus aims to refine this concept through additional tests to enhance hydrogen storage, distribution, and propulsion technologies. The Head of the ZEROe Project affirmed the potential of the fully electric concept in powering hydrogen aircraft and emphasized the company's commitment to advancing related systems and advocating for necessary regulatory frameworks. Airbus has made significant progress with hydrogen propulsion systems, completing end-to-end testing in 2024 and collaborating with Air Liquide Advanced Technologies in France to address liquid hydrogen challenges. Ground testing for system validation is planned for 2027 in Munich. Besides technological advancements, Airbus aims to promote the hydrogen aviation economy and regulatory framework essential for widespread adoption of hydrogen-powered flight.