At the 2025 Airbus Summit, the company shared its vision for the future of commercial aviation, with plans for a next-generation single-aisle aircraft expected in the late 2030s. Airbus also detailed updates to its ZEROe project roadmap, emphasizing the advancement of technologies for hydrogen-powered flight. The event highlighted Airbus's commitment to developing a commercially viable hydrogen aircraft and the potential of fully electric, hydrogen fuel cell-powered airplanes to revolutionize air transport. A groundbreaking concept for a hydrogen-powered aircraft was revealed, featuring electric propulsion engines powered by a fuel cell system and supported by liquid hydrogen tanks. Airbus aims to advance technologies related to hydrogen storage, distribution, and propulsion systems in the coming years. The company has achieved milestones in hydrogen propulsion, completed testing of integrated components, and developed the Liquid Hydrogen BreadBoard in partnership with Air Liquide Advanced Technologies. Airbus plans to conduct integrated ground tests for full system validation in 2027. In addition to technological advancements, Airbus is committed to supporting the growth of the hydrogen aviation industry and advocating for regulatory frameworks essential for the widespread adoption of hydrogen-powered flight.