EasyJet has reaffirmed its dedication to achieving net-zero emissions in aviation by collaborating with new partners and advocating for technology advancements and government support. The airline's focus on sustainability has led to initiatives like exploring hydrogen-powered aircraft and modernizing airspace to reduce CO2 emissions significantly. EasyJet's partnership with US start-up JetZero aims to develop blended-wing aircraft by 2030, which could be powered by hydrogen and cut fuel burn by half in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. Public opinion also supports sustainable aviation, with a majority of respondents in the UK expressing interest in zero-carbon propulsion technologies like hydrogen. EasyJet's efforts are not only geared towards technological innovations but also lobbying for airspace modernization, as inefficient airspace was found to increase CO2 emissions by millions of tonnes annually. The airline emphasizes the need for policymakers and regulators to collaborate to unlock the potential benefits of modernizing airspace and adopting greener technologies to achieve net-zero emissions. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen and sustainable flying is reflected in public opinion and industry partnerships, positioning EasyJet as a pioneering force in the transition to more environmentally friendly aviation practices.