During the 2025 Airbus Summit, Airbus provided updates on its plans to revolutionize commercial aviation with a focus on hydrogen-powered flight. The company is committed to bringing a commercially viable hydrogen aircraft to the market, presenting a new concept featuring electric propulsion engines and fuel cell systems. Airbus emphasizes hydrogen's role in decarbonizing aviation and envisions a future where fully electric aircraft powered by hydrogen fuel cells transform air transport. The ZEROe project aims to mature hydrogen propulsion technologies for a more sustainable aviation future. Airbus has successfully demonstrated hydrogen-propulsion systems and completed end-to-end testing of integrated components. To tackle challenges in liquid hydrogen storage and distribution, Airbus has developed the Liquid Hydrogen BreadBoard. Ground testing in 2027 will validate the propulsion systems and hydrogen distribution. Airbus also emphasizes the importance of fostering a hydrogen aviation economy and regulatory framework to enable hydrogen-powered flight at scale.