New Zealand is making strides towards hydrogen-powered flight with Fabrum, a key player in zero-emission technologies, partnering with Christchurch Airport to launch a hydrogen testing facility. This facility, located at Kowhai Park's renewable energy precinct, will focus on developing liquid hydrogen systems and gas management technologies to advance the use of green hydrogen in aviation. Fabrum is part of a hydrogen consortium that includes Airbus and Air New Zealand, aiming to drive zero-emission aviation. Supported by Callaghan Innovation's grant, the initiative is set to foster innovation and partnerships to accelerate hydrogen projects both locally and globally. Christchurch Airport, having already reduced its operational emissions significantly, is now focusing on supporting others in transitioning to a low-emissions future. By collaborating with Fabrum and global industry leaders, the airport is at the forefront of the sector, leading the way in accelerating hydrogen adoption in aviation and beyond.