JetZero partners with Delta Air Lines to develop sustainable, fuel-efficient aircraft
JetZero collaborates with Delta Air Lines on a revolutionary blended-wing-body aircraft to improve fuel efficiency and meet net-zero emissions goals by 2050.
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JetZero collaborates with Delta Air Lines on a revolutionary blended-wing-body aircraft to improve fuel efficiency and meet net-zero emissions goals by 2050.
4 March 2025 | By
The World Economic Forum and Kearney report highlights $45 billion required for sustainable aviation fuel to meet 2030 demand, urging urgent investment and collaboration.
4 March 2025 | By
The Destination 2050 partners call for urgent EU action to ensure aviation decarbonisation while safeguarding the sector’s competitiveness and economic growth.
Malta International Airport announces €345 million investment programme to improve infrastructure, sustainability, and the guest experience between 2025 and 2029.
3 March 2025 | By
Red Sea Global partners with daa International and APSCO to offer Sustainable Aviation Fuel at The Red Sea International Airport, reducing aviation carbon emissions.
3 March 2025 | By
Uzoamaka N. Okoye, Chief of Staff at the New Terminal One at JFK, discusses how the new all-international terminal will feature cutting-edge sustainability and environmental practices.
London Gatwick Airport's expansion, backed by Unite, promises 14,000 jobs and £1bn annual economic boost, but calls for SAF production and better infrastructure coordination grow.
In a recent interview, Justin Erbacci, the new Director General of ACI World, outlined his strategic approach for guiding airports towards global operational excellence, exploring his vision and drawing on his own words to illustrate his priorities.
24 February 2025 | By
ZeroAvia will open a research facility at Stockton Metropolitan Airport to advance hydrogen refuelling technology, supporting sustainable aviation with a focus on liquid hydrogen systems.
Europe's aviation leaders call on the European Commission to develop an Aviation Strategy focused on sustainability, competitiveness, and net zero goals, highlighting urgent policy actions needed.
At the Routes World conference, Editor Holly caught up with Changi Airport's Ivan Tan.
A new report outlines seven key measures to increase Europe's SAF production, reduce reliance on imports, and enhance competitiveness in the global aviation market.
LanzaJet’s Project Speedbird in Teesside will produce SAF, cut emissions by 230,000 tonnes annually, and create skilled green jobs, boosting UK decarbonisation efforts.
London Gatwick Airport expansion plans could increase UK-China flights, boosting trade, creating jobs, and supporting economic growth with the Northern Runway project.
The UK SAF sector is expanding with increasing private investment, supported by government policies like the SAF mandate and planned Revenue Certainty Mechanism.