Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) has partnered with Airbus, Delta Air Lines, and Plug Power to explore the feasibility of hydrogen fueling for future aircraft operations at the airport. The collaboration aims to advance sustainable practices in aviation by studying the infrastructure, operational viability, and safety aspects of using hydrogen as a potential fuel source at ATL. By assessing the requirements for hydrogen hubs, the initiative extends its impact to airports worldwide. The utilization of hydrogen to power aircraft models presents a promising solution to reduce carbon emissions in the aviation sector. The partners involved in this study prioritize the decarbonization of air travel and see hydrogen as a key enabler for achieving this goal. Through this joint effort, the group aims to pave the way for a more sustainable future in the aviation industry, addressing both airborne emissions and ground operations. The study not only focuses on the technical aspects of implementing hydrogen fueling but also underscores the importance of safety and security considerations. By conducting this research, the collaborators seek to establish a solid foundation for the adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source in aviation, fostering innovation and environmental stewardship within the industry. The findings from this study are expected to provide valuable insights for the development of sustainable aviation infrastructure and practices globally, contributing to a greener and more efficient air transportation system.