Leaders at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport are embarking on a new study in collaboration with Airbus, Delta Air Lines, and Plug Power to assess the feasibility of hydrogen fueling for air travel sustainability. The research will focus on determining safety and security requirements, the necessary infrastructure, and the operational viability of using hydrogen as a fuel source to potentially eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from aircraft. ATL's Senior Deputy General Manager expressed excitement about leading this effort, highlighting the airport's commitment to innovation. Airbus' Vice President emphasized the importance of hydrogen as a key enabler for a diverse energy mix to reduce aviation's environmental impact. The study, part of Airbus' larger Hydrogen Hub at Airports program spanning 13 countries, aims to pave the way for low carbon aviation by preparing airport infrastructure to support hydrogen. With the study expected to conclude by the end of 2026, the proactive engagement of Atlanta airport signifies a significant step towards exploring and potentially implementing hydrogen technology in the aviation industry.