easyJet and JetZero have joined forces to collaborate on a cutting-edge blended-wing aircraft that has the potential to be powered by hydrogen or sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs). This partnership aims to leverage easyJet's expertise in hydrogen propulsion systems to develop an innovative aircraft design that could revolutionize the aviation industry. The aircraft, supported by significant funding from US Air Force, NASA, and FAA, is expected to enter service by 2030, offering up to 50% less fuel burn and reduced emissions compared to traditional aircraft models. The design of the aircraft allows for efficient hydrogen storage and a significant decrease in SAF per passenger, ultimately lowering costs associated with transitioning to sustainable fuels. This initiative is seen as a crucial step towards accelerating the adoption of zero-emission fuels like hydrogen and driving the aviation sector towards a more sustainable future. The collaboration between easyJet and JetZero, along with other industry partners, signifies a collective effort to deliver a more environmentally friendly pathway for aviation. JetZero's CEO emphasized the aircraft's blended wing body configuration as a key solution for achieving lower fuel burn, emissions reduction, and a practical approach towards achieving carbon neutrality in the aviation sector.