EasyJet, a British low-cost airline, has announced a partnership with JetZero, a California-based company, to develop a Blended-Wing Body (BWB) aircraft powered by hydrogen technology. This collaboration signifies a significant step towards sustainable aviation, with EasyJet being the first European airline to partner with JetZero in the development of this innovative aircraft design. The BWB aircraft is expected to offer a substantial 50% reduction in fuel burn and significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions when powered by hydrogen. The partnership was disclosed at a Net Zero technology showcase held at Cranfield University, coinciding with EasyJet's Net Zero Roadmap's second anniversary. Public opinion in the UK strongly supports zero-carbon emission technology in aviation, with 71% of the British population favoring hydrogen propulsion and 64% willing to fly with airlines actively taking steps to reduce their environmental impact. Johan Lundgren, CEO of EasyJet, highlighted the importance of technological advancements in preserving the ability to fly sustainably and emphasized the need for government and regulatory support to align policy and infrastructure with technological progress. The airline's research also revealed that over half of the population expects the government to provide more significant support to accelerate the transition to zero-carbon emission flying. In addition to the hydrogen-powered BWB aircraft project, EasyJet's Net Zero Roadmap includes various sustainability initiatives such as fleet renewal, operational efficiencies, Sustainable Aviation Fuels, and carbon removal solutions. The airline's commitment to sustainable aviation aligns with the growing public sentiment for environmental action and underscores the industry's focus on reducing its carbon footprint in response to climate change.