Blue Spirit Aero, a start-up founded by Olivier Savin, recently unveiled its hydrogen-powered aircraft at Le Mans in a grand public demonstration. Led by pilot Axel Valat, the aircraft, named Dragonfly, successfully taxied on the runway at Le Mans Airport after being refueled at an Atawey mobile hydrogen station. The event, attended by notable personalities including Le Mans Mayor and ACO President, featured a symbolic display of a vintage car and a replica of the Wright brothers' Flyer to connect the city's past with its sustainable future. The aircraft, painted in a special livery to honor local investors, showcased a blend of electric motors, fuel cells, and hydrogen tanks on its wings, with partner logos prominently displayed. Blue Spirit Aero's founder, Olivier Savin, is set to pilot the aircraft in the near future and the company is now a key player in Le Mans' hydrogen ecosystem. With two Dragonfly models on display at the 24 Hours of Le Mans circuit, the project has garnered attention and praise for its innovation and commitment to hydrogen aviation. The partnership with companies like Ballard, Aérocomposites Saintonge, and Dassault Systèmes highlights the collaborative effort in pushing the boundaries of sustainable aviation. The event marks a significant milestone in the journey towards cleaner and more efficient air travel, showcasing the potential of hydrogen as a viable fuel source for the future.