Brussels Airport, in collaboration with project partners VIL and DHL, is currently conducting a pioneering hydrogen pilot for ground handling. The main goal of this initiative is to evaluate the use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel for ground vehicles to understand its efficiency and applicability. This project, which is part of the Stargate EU Green Deal, involves installing a mobile hydrogen refueling station on the runway and utilizing a hydrogen-powered Mulag tow truck for cargo transport. The mobile filling station allows the hydrogen-powered towing machine to be refueled directly on site, enabling smooth operations. The pilot project is set to run for six weeks and aims to serve as a benchmark for other airports by providing insights into safety standards, operating procedures, and the feasibility of integrating hydrogen technologies. Hydrogen vehicles have the advantage of quick refueling compared to electric alternatives and contribute to significant reductions in both CO2 and noise emissions. This initiative represents a crucial step towards a more sustainable aviation industry, showcasing the potential for broader implementation of hydrogen technology in airport environments.