easyJet

easyJet plc, founded in 1995 by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou at London Luton Airport, pioneered the low-cost carrier model in Europe inspired by Southwest Airlines. It operates over 340 Airbus aircraft across more than 1,000 routes in 35 countries, carrying 94 million passengers annually and achieving pre-tax profits near

easyJet is a major European airline and has partnered with Rolls-Royce and Airbus for testing hydrogen-powered engines. It is a founding member of the Hydrogen in Aviation alliance[4].

EasyJet is a partner collaborating with Moeve, positioning Moeve as a key supplier of sustainable aviation fuel.

Low-cost airline co-founder of the Hydrogen in Aviation (HIA) initiative, committed to hydrogen-powered flight goals.

easyJet is partnering with Rolls-Royce to develop hydrogen combustion aero engines for their narrowbody aircraft.

One of the founding members of the Hydrogen in Aviation alliance and its first Chair, Johan Lundgren, is the CEO.

A UK-based budget airline committed to investing in clean technologies like hydrogen planes to achieve zero-carbon emissions for short-haul flights.

easyJet collaborated with Rolls-Royce on the hydrogen jet engine test project.

EasyJet is a European airline that has announced a multi-million dollar investment into hydrogen planes as part of its decarbonization goals for 2050. They are exploring hydrogen as the most promising technology for short-haul flight decarbonization.

A low-cost British airline that is planning to test hydrogen fuel cells to reduce its environmental impact and fuel consumption.