Fabrum, a zero-emissions technology firm, is launching a green hydrogen testing facility at Christchurch Airport to drive decarbonisation in the aviation industry. The facility, located in the airport's renewable energy development park, will focus on developing liquid hydrogen systems, gas management technologies, and boil-off gas management. Partnerships with industry leaders like Airbus and Air New Zealand aim to advance zero-emission aviation in New Zealand. The collaboration between Fabrum and Christchurch Airport positions the city as a hub for liquid hydrogen activity, with a strong focus on enabling innovation and collaboration. With a commitment to reducing operational emissions and supporting the transition to a low-emissions future, Christchurch Airport plays a key role in accelerating hydrogen adoption. The facility, scheduled to open in 2025, will offer a space for companies to test and refine their liquid hydrogen technologies, showcasing New Zealand's global potential in sustainable aviation.