The Climate Impulse project in Les Sables-d'Olonne, France, is on a mission to revolutionize air travel by advocating for hydrogen as an alternative fuel source. Led by Bertrand Piccard, the team aims to build the first hydrogen-powered aircraft, named Climate Impulse, with the ambitious goal of circumnavigating the globe. Following the success of the Solar Impulse project, Piccard is determined to showcase that decarbonizing aviation is possible and essential for a sustainable future. The team acknowledges the challenges of using hydrogen as a fuel, particularly in terms of design and handling liquid hydrogen at extremely low temperatures. Despite these obstacles, they believe that hydrogen presents a more practical and efficient solution for decarbonizing aviation compared to solar energy or battery-powered planes. The Climate Impulse team plans to embark on their round-the-world flight in 2028, with preparations and testing scheduled to begin in 2026. Through this project, they aim to inspire the aviation industry to embrace innovative and sustainable solutions for reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change.