During the 2025 Airbus Summit in Toulouse, Airbus provided insights into its roadmap for the future of commercial aviation, highlighting plans for a next-generation single-aisle aircraft set to debut in the 2030s. The company also presented updates on its ZEROe project, focusing on advancing technologies for hydrogen-powered flight. Airbus reaffirmed its dedication to hydrogen as a key element in reducing aviation's carbon footprint. The concept of a hydrogen aircraft showcased at the Summit featured electric propulsion engines fueled by fuel cell systems and liquid hydrogen tanks. Airbus stressed the significance of transitioning to fully electric, hydrogen-powered aircraft for a more sustainable aviation future. Development efforts include testing a 1.2MW hydrogen-propulsion system and addressing liquid hydrogen handling challenges through collaborations. The company aims to advance storage, distribution, and propulsion systems while advocating for regulatory frameworks to support widespread adoption of hydrogen-powered flight.