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Qantas has committed to using 10 per cent sustainable aviation fuel in its overall fuel consumption by 2030, as it moves to be net zero by 2050.

Aviation giants look to agricultural waste in bid to cut emissions but experts say it is no panacea

One of the UK’s biggest airspace modernisation changes has been implemented over Wales and southwest England, following more than four years of development.

Regulation may allow ‘hydrogen-ready’ boilers that can run on fossil fuel gas, and are unlikely ever to use hydrogen

Continues the UK's long tradition of innovation, putting it at the forefront of electric battery development The Vertical Energy Centre (VEC) will support the design, test, manufacture and

Microflite, have jointly operated the country’s first helicopter  demonstration flights on an Airbus H130 using SAF 

Neste, Airbus, Safran Engines and Microflite have jointly operated Australia’s first helicopter flights using SAF. The Airbus H130 helicopter was powered by a Safran Arriel 2D engine and fueled with SAF supplied by Neste.

Report warns meeting the UK's net zero aviation ambitions through sustainable fuels could require vast quantities of agricultural land or renewable electricity

The money will be put into new zero-carbo technologies such as electric flying taxis and hydrogen powered aircraft…

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 8, 2023 / Acre With the world's long-awaited transition to sustainable aviation remaining an ever-pressing issue, an emission reduction strategy is vital for decarbonising