Austrian Airlines is taking significant steps towards reducing CO2 emissions by testing the practicality of hydrogen as an energy source for aircraft maintenance work at Vienna Airport. The airline, in partnership with TEST-FUCHS and Dynell, is conducting a trial operation using the innovative hydrogen generator 'H2Genset' to power an Airbus A320 emission-free. This initiative is part of Austrian Airlines' broader efforts to minimize its environmental impact and enhance resource efficiency. Additionally, as a member of the Lufthansa Group, Austrian Airlines is actively engaged in sustainable practices such as fleet modernization, optimization of flight operations, and the development of sustainable aviation fuels. The ultimate goal of the Lufthansa Group is to achieve a neutral CO2 balance by 2050 and reduce net CO2 emissions by half by 2030, aligning with global sustainability targets. Through these initiatives, Austrian Airlines and its partners are pioneering the use of hydrogen for aviation applications, setting a precedent for future hydrogen adoption in the airline industry.