MPs from the South West, including Sadik Al-Hassan, are spearheading a debate on 'Hydrogen Powered Aviation' in the UK Parliament. The focus is on how the region, particularly Bristol, can lead the world in the future of flying by embracing hydrogen technology. The article emphasizes the need to balance aviation growth with sustainability, highlighting the potential of hydrogen-powered flight to address environmental concerns. Companies like easyJet, Rolls-Royce, Airbus UK, ZeroAvia, and GKN Aerospace are mentioned for their efforts in developing hydrogen combustion engine technology and fuel systems for commercial aircraft. The piece stresses the importance of public support and the development of a thriving hydrogen economy in the UK to enable the widespread adoption of this technology. It also underlines the need for close collaboration with industry and regulators to scale up hydrogen-powered aviation nationally. The article concludes by urging for government support to invest in hydrogen-powered aviation, positioning Britain as a pioneer in guilt-free, zero-carbon domestic flights and showcasing British innovation on a global scale.