Airbus and Fortescue Future Industries have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the use of liquid hydrogen and Power-to-Liquid fuels for aviation. The goal of this partnership is to support the introduction of a hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035 and work towards achieving net-zero emissions in the aviation industry. The collaboration will focus on overcoming various challenges related to hydrogen regulations, supply chain logistics, infrastructure development, and on-board fueling processes for aircraft. FFI will contribute by providing insights on cost projections and technology advancements in the supply chain, as well as creating deployment strategies for delivering green hydrogen to targeted airports. Airbus, on the other hand, will share data on fleet energy consumption, hydrogen demand scenarios, refueling requirements, and regulatory frameworks for aviation. Both companies stress the importance of fostering a green revolution in the aviation sector to ensure a sustainable future. They believe that partnerships and global cooperation are essential in transitioning towards a zero-emission aviation industry. The joint efforts aim to pave the way for future generations to experience global connectivity without compromising the health of the planet.