During the Airbus 2025 Summit, the aircraft manufacturer outlined its vision and commitment to hydrogen in aviation. Airbus plans to introduce a new-generation single-aisle aircraft by the second half of 2030, alongside the ZEROe project focusing on hydrogen flight. The company highlighted the significance of hydrogen in decarbonizing aviation and presented a theoretical concept of a hydrogen aircraft with 2-megawatt electric motors powered by fuel cell systems. Airbus's emphasis on developing storage, distribution, and propulsion systems reflects its dedication to advancing hydrogen-powered flights and revolutionizing air transport. With key figures like Bruno Fichefeux and Glenn Llewellyn leading the charge, Airbus is determined to explore the potential of fully electric aircraft powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Through successful demonstrations and upcoming ground tests in Munich, Airbus aims to overcome challenges related to handling and distributing liquid hydrogen in flight. The company's efforts in collaboration with partners like Air Liquide Advanced Technologies signify a robust commitment to pioneering sustainable and innovative aviation solutions.