Wera Hobhouse, the Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Energy and Climate Change and MP for Bath, recently visited Bristol Airport to explore the airport's management of peak summer travel. Bristol Airport, serving the South West of England and South Wales, revealed its sustainability strategy with goals to achieve net zero operations by 2030 and support zero emissions flight development. During the visit, the airport officials discussed plans to enhance public transport access, encourage sustainable travel methods like electric vehicles, and create better cycling and walking routes. Bristol Airport also aims to improve noise management, air quality, waste reduction, and biodiversity enhancements. One of the standout initiatives is the airport's focus on hydrogen technology for commercial flights by 2035. As a key member of the Hydrogen South West consortium and the Hydrogen In Aviation alliance, Bristol Airport is leading the way in hydrogen flight development. David Lees, CEO of Bristol Airport, expressed pride in the airport's sustainable aviation efforts and commitment to achieving net zero operations by 2030. Wera Hobhouse commended the airport's dedication to decarbonisation and urged other airports to adopt similar sustainable practices. Overall, Bristol Airport's sustainable strategies, commitment to environmental impact reduction, and innovative approach to hydrogen technology position it as a frontrunner in greener aviation practices.