Airbus recently showcased the ZeroE aircraft at the Airbus Summit, unveiling a groundbreaking vision for the future of aviation. This innovative aircraft, powered by liquid hydrogen and hydrogen fuel-cell stacks, signifies a significant step towards achieving zero-emission flights. Despite its retro appearance reminiscent of a 1950s airliner, the ZeroE aircraft boasts cutting-edge technology. The propulsion system includes four propellers, each driven by a fuel-cell stack powering an electric motor. The Airbus ZeroE project, initiated in 2020, pivoted towards hydrogen fuel-cell stacks for electric engines, ensuring a remarkable reduction in environmental impact. Airbus's partnership with ElringKlinger for fuel cell development and the establishment of the Breadboard facility in France to test hydrogen fuel cells showcase a robust commitment to advancing sustainable aviation. Additionally, the Airbus Hydrogen Hubs at Airports program aims to create essential infrastructure for the seamless integration of hydrogen-powered aircraft. With over 220 airports, airlines, and fuel companies already on board, the aviation industry is poised for a transformative shift towards emissions-free flights. Glenn Llewellyn, the vice president of the ZeroE project, expressed confidence in the technology's potential to make emission-free flying a reality. The future launch of the ZeroE aircraft holds promise for a greener and more efficient aviation sector, marking a pivotal moment in the industry's quest for sustainability.