Photo Credit: GKN Aerospace GKN Aerospace (Redditch, U.K.) is helping develop the next generation of sustainable technology through three ground-breaking collaborative programs as part of the Future Flight Challenge, a four-year, £125 million ISCF program from UK Research and Innovation to develop more sustainable aviation solutions and maintain the U.K.’s decarbonization targets. Taking a leading role in the programs, the company will be delivering them from its new £32 million Global Technology Center in Bristol. “We’re investing in ambitious projects to make flying more sustainable and ensure passengers have greater choice about how they travel,” says Minister for Business Paul Scully. “Pioneering research supported by government funding will help the U.K. build back greener from the pandemic, remain at the forefront of aerospace research and development, and provide global leadership in the next aviation revolution. I look forward to seeing such proposals take flight.”