Flying to the future of aviation with SAF
Firefly Green Fuels has announced a novel pathway to sustainable aviation fuel, made from sewage sludge. International Airport Review finds out more.
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The climate change emergency is upon us, and all industries must work hard at becoming more sustainable – the aviation industry included. As the above paragraph demonstrates, this goes beyond using sustainable aviation fuel.
Many airports and authorities have recognised the need to implement environmentally-friendly strategies, and International Airport Review here showcases some of these achievements. However the entire industry must continue striving and innovating to ensure an airport’s surroundings are not negatively impacted and the environment is protected for the future.
Firefly Green Fuels has announced a novel pathway to sustainable aviation fuel, made from sewage sludge. International Airport Review finds out more.
New research and studies by the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have considerably advanced hydrogen fuel viability for flights.
For Issue 2 2024, Yvonne Moynihan, Chief Corporate and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Officer at Wizz Air Group, answers some questions about their plans for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), including their collaboration with UK-based Firefly Green Fuels who have developed a novel pathway to SAF.
We are excited to announce that International Airport Review is taking place in Amsterdam this year. Read to find out what else is new for this year.
The new government mandate for an SAF shift could "turbocharge" the economy. A new plant is set to open in Sunderland, England.
New research conducted by the ImAFUSA team has provided new insights into the public perception of drones, noting noise concerns.
This week, ACI EUROPE declared the winners for their prestigious awards at the Gala Dinner at their event in Istanbul.
A report by the European Travel Commission (ETC) and Eurail BV has found that international travellers are prioritising safety and quality.
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In Issue 1, 2024, London Heathrow’s Chief People Officer, Paula Stannett, explains what the airport is doing to safeguard its workforce and ensure individual workers reach their full potential. Stannett also discusses how the airport's plan ,‘Heathrow 2.0’, will grow the local economy.
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) are leading the way when it comes to SAF production, introducing an on-site storage facility.
The study showed 100% SAF to both engines of commercial aircraft could significantly reduce the climate-warming effect of condensation trails.
The Clean Innovation Joint Undertaking and the City of Hamburg are accelerating innovation to achieve net-zero aviation.
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In this issue of International Airport Review we feature articles from industry experts on a range of topics including: waste management, route development, AI, machine learning, sustainable aviation fuels, security, innovation, sustainable transition, non-aeronautical revenues, passenger experience, biometrics, and airport development. All this, plus an In-Depth Focus on baggage transformation.