At the 2025 Airbus Summit, Airbus reiterated its dedication to hydrogen-powered aviation by showcasing progress in its ZEROe project and outlining a revised timeline for a hydrogen aircraft slated for the 2030s. The company introduced a groundbreaking new concept featuring four 2-megawatt electric propulsion engines fueled by hydrogen from two liquid hydrogen tanks. Airbus highlighted achievements such as the 2023 demonstration of a 1.2MW hydrogen propulsion system and the 2024 successful completion of integrated fuel cell stack testing. Future endeavors will concentrate on enhancing hydrogen storage, distribution, and propulsion systems, culminating in ground testing scheduled for 2027. Additionally, Airbus is collaborating with regulatory bodies and industry allies to lay the groundwork for a hydrogen aviation ecosystem. Executives at the summit underscored the potential of hydrogen to work alongside sustainable aviation fuels in the quest to decarbonize air travel, reinforcing Airbus' enduring vision for a more environmentally friendly commercial aviation sector.