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The UK’s third largest airport has announced its plans to become the first UK airport with a direct supply of low carbon hydrogen fuel after signing a deal with the two founding partners of Government-backed...

UK's Royal Air Force successfully launched a military aircraft fueled with cooking oil, making it the world's first military aircraft running on used cooking oil.

Tarisha Finnegan-Clarke and Stephen Clarke from Bristol Airport Action Network do not want the airport to close, just not to get any bigger

BAAN was granted the legal challenge in May. It’s the latest in a tug-of-war about the expansion, which would increase the airport’s capacity from 10M to

British Airways, LanzaJet and Nova Pangaea Technologies have signed an agreement that will accelerate their Project Speedbird initiative to develop cost-effective sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for commercial use in the UK.

Three UK-based companies are joining forces to accelerate Project Speedbird (Speedbird) – an initiative designed to develop cost-effective sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for commercial use...

Announcements from airlines on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) commitments are coming thick and fast in the run-up to the COP27 climate summit, which ...

Green hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel and decarbonisation of LNG are all on the table in Western Australia at BP, but only with policies to make the investments economic.

Intrepid MD Brett Mitchell has called out the federal government for slashing funding for First Nations tourism in last week's budget.

In this issue: Doncaster Airport set to close, modernising UK Airspace, the US SAF Grand Challenge Roadmap, and more