The “Hydrogen Aviation Strategy Act” has expanded the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) responsibilities for the next four years to position the United States as a leader in hydrogen aviation. This bipartisan initiative, led by Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Lindsey Graham, aims to develop a framework for the safe and efficient use of hydrogen to mitigate aircraft emissions and reduce air and noise pollution. The law mandates the FAA to set targets for hydrogen use in aviation, fund relevant studies, and conduct consultations on the best ways to integrate hydrogen, whether by replacing current jet fuel components, serving as a feedstock for synthetic fuels, or directly powering flights. Additionally, the act requires the FAA to reassess grant eligibility criteria in…