Fabrum, a green hydrogen solutions company based in Aotearoa, New Zealand, has inaugurated an advanced liquid hydrogen test facility in partnership with Christchurch International Airport (CIAL). This facility, the first of its kind at an airport, enables the development and testing of critical technologies for green hydrogen-powered aviation. Fabrum's CEO, Dr Ojas Mahapatra, emphasized the importance of the facility for companies working on liquid hydrogen systems, offering a dedicated space for testing and refining technologies. The collaboration between Fabrum and CIAL, along with other partners like Airbus and Air New Zealand, signifies a commitment to building a hydrogen ecosystem in the aviation sector, with a specific focus on liquid hydrogen as an aviation fuel. Christopher Boyle, Fabrum's executive chair, highlighted the significance of having liquid hydrogen available on-site to propel the aviation industry towards zero-emissions operations. This strategic partnership not only drives innovation in sustainable aviation but also positions Christchurch as a pivotal location for liquid hydrogen activities, reinforcing the city's role in the global shift towards green aviation technologies.