Edmonton International Airport (YEG) is pioneering hydrogen adoption in the aviation industry through a partnership with Diesel Tech Industries (DTI) to integrate the Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System on heavy-duty runway snow sweepers. This initiative positions YEG as Canada's first airport to explore the innovative hydrogen and diesel technology on its fleet. With funding support from Alberta Innovates, the project aims to reduce carbon emissions from ground operations, promote hydrogen adoption, and support sustainable practices in the aviation sector. The retrofitting of the diesel-operated runway snow sweepers with the Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System offers significant benefits, including lower diesel consumption, reduced emissions, and enhanced fleet management through advanced data tracking. The project addresses the challenges of high-emission Tier 3 engines and the complexity of airport snow removal operations. Key stakeholders, including YEG and DTI, view this partnership as a vital step towards showcasing hydrogen's potential in demanding environments and its role in decarbonization. The one-year conversion process starting in spring 2025 is expected to pave the way for broader hydrogen technology adoption in commercial transportation and energy sectors. The collaboration not only aligns with YEG's decarbonization objectives but also contributes to Alberta's hydrogen economy by fostering innovation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting a skilled clean energy workforce. Overall, the project serves as a model for sustainable aviation practices and highlights the practical advantages of hydrogen technology within the aviation industry.