North Somerset Labour MP, Sadik Al-Hassan, visited the Institute for Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems (IAAPS) on the Bristol & Bath Science Park to commend its groundbreaking work in hydrogen aviation. With a focus on championing hydrogen as a future fuel source for aviation, Sadik highlighted the importance of decarbonising flight and addressing the challenges and opportunities in developing hydrogen aviation fuel. IAAPS, in conjunction with the University of Bath, is at the forefront of research in hydrogen propulsion systems and is actively working to overcome engineering obstacles for hydrogen-powered flight. The facility houses a green hydrogen production plant and is involved in projects related to cryogenic and liquid hydrogen, aiming to support the decarbonisation of the transport sector. Through partnerships with industry experts and academic leaders, IAAPS is driving innovation in sustainable aviation technologies, with a specific focus on advancing hydrogen as a key element for achieving net zero emissions in the UK's aviation industry. The visit by Sadik and the collaboration with IAAPS demonstrate a concerted effort to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen in aviation, providing a glimpse into a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future for air travel.