Airbus has unveiled its latest vision of the future of aviation with the ZeroE aircraft, a carbon-free plane powered by liquid hydrogen, hydrogen fuel-cell stacks, and electric motors. This innovative approach is a significant development in the aviation industry as it aims to address environmental concerns by offering a commercial aircraft that emits only water. Led by the Airbus ZeroE project, the aircraft is designed to achieve the lowest environmental impact of any propulsion system to date. The company has shifted its focus to hydrogen fuel-cell stacks to power electric engines, emphasizing the potential for high fuel efficiency and energy density. Airbus plans to commence testing a complete propulsion system by 2027, showcasing its commitment to advancing sustainable aviation. Collaborating with ElringKlinger, Airbus is developing fuel cells and establishing infrastructure at the Breadboard facility in Grenoble, France, to test hydrogen fuel cells and liquid hydrogen storage equipment. The Airbus Hydrogen Hubs at Airports program aims to support the growth of the global hydrogen ecosystem, with numerous airports, airlines, and fuel companies already on board. The initiative marks a significant step towards achieving emission-free flight, turning a long-standing industry ambition into reality through the innovative application of fuel cell technology.