Airbus has confirmed its commitment to hydrogen-powered flight as a means to reduce carbon emissions in aviation. At a technical briefing in Toulouse, the company presented a new approach focusing on fully electric aircraft powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Airbus is exploring a next-generation narrowbody aircraft that will be powered by sustainable aviation fuel and incorporate new propulsion and construction technologies, aiming for entry into service in the 2030s. The company also highlighted participation in various projects to investigate non-CO2 emissions, promote sustainable aviation fuel, and support nature-based initiatives. Airbus plans to advance research on contrail mitigation and non-CO2 impacts, including participating in programs to study the effects of soot particles expelled from aircraft engines. Through partnerships with Air Liquide, Airbus is addressing challenges related to liquid hydrogen handling and distribution in flight. The company's commitment to hydrogen-powered flight remains strong, with a focus on evolving technology and advocating for regulatory frameworks to enable the operation of hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft.