Six major companies - Airbus, Aena, Air Nostrum, Iberia, Exolum, and Repsol - have joined forces to explore the establishment of Spain's first hydrogen airport hub. This collaborative effort is aimed at overcoming the challenges associated with introducing hydrogen-powered aviation in the country. By encompassing the entire value chain, from primary energy production to ground operations, the partnership is set to provide a comprehensive understanding of integrating hydrogen-powered aircraft into the airport ecosystem. The initiative, spearheaded by Airbus, emphasizes the importance of decarbonizing aviation and leveraging Spain's renewable energy potential for hydrogen production. The partnership will not only focus on hydrogen supply and infrastructure but also on the specific requirements for ground operations at airports, laying the groundwork for the future of hydrogen aviation in Spain. Key representatives from the collaborating companies highlighted the significance of such a partnership. For instance, Airbus views the deployment of hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft as a crucial step in decarbonizing aviation. Aena, on the other hand, emphasizes the priority of decarbonizing the air transport sector and aims to establish a roadmap for hydrogen supply at Spanish airports. The 'Hydrogen Hub at Airports' initiative by Airbus, which has garnered international support, aims to further expand hydrogen infrastructure in aviation globally. The program has already secured agreements with partners and airports in 13 countries, signaling a concerted effort towards sustainable aviation practices. By fostering collaboration and innovation, the partners involved in Spain's first hydrogen airport hub are paving the way for a more sustainable future in the aviation industry.