Cranfield University, located in Bedfordshire, is at the forefront of hydrogen research, securing a substantial £69 million for the CH2i program. The university is constructing new testing sites and laboratories to advance zero-emission aircraft fueled by hydrogen. The Hydrogen Integration Research Centre (HIRC) and new test cells will facilitate gaseous hydrogen experiments. Additionally, a green electrolyzer on campus will generate gaseous hydrogen for a liquefaction plant, enabling the production of liquid hydrogen for testing purposes. Cranfield is modernizing its airport to support hydrogen-related activities and experiments. With a focus on thermal management, hazard control, and lightweight materials development, Cranfield aims to address key challenges in utilizing hydrogen as an aviation fuel. The university's investment in hydrogen research showcases its commitment to innovation and sustainability in the aerospace industry.