Airbus has taken a significant step towards the future of aviation with the announcement of Cryoprop, a new technological demonstrator developed by Airbus UpNext. This initiative focuses on accelerating the maturation of superconducting technologies for electric propulsion systems in future hydrogen-powered aircraft. The Cryoprop demonstrator will integrate a two megawatt-class superconducting electric propulsion system cooled by liquid hydrogen, representing Airbus' ambition to introduce the world's first hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft by 2035. The collaboration between Airbus teams in France and Germany highlights the company's dedication to innovation and sustainability in the aerospace industry. Michael Augello, CEO of Airbus UpNext, expressed optimism about the performance improvements and potential weight and fuel savings that could result from the successful development of these superconducting technologies. This advancement not only signifies Airbus' commitment to greener propulsion systems but also paves the way for a new ecosystem supporting innovations in superconducting cables, motors, power electronics, and cooling systems. The partnership with IXYS UK Westcode and other collaborations in the field demonstrate a collective effort towards creating more efficient and sustainable aviation technologies. As the industry strives for a greener future, Airbus' superconducting breakthrough is expected to inspire further innovation and partnerships, driving the aviation sector towards reduced carbon emissions and enhanced efficiency in aircraft propulsion systems.