Test arena launches in Norway with first flight of all-electric ALIA aircraft
Bristow and BETA Technologies begin evaluation flights in Norway, advancing zero-emission aviation and testing routes between Stavanger and Bergen airports.
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Bristow and BETA Technologies begin evaluation flights in Norway, advancing zero-emission aviation and testing routes between Stavanger and Bergen airports.
Airchair has unveiled the Airchair II, a lightweight yet robust onboard wheelchair designed to meet new US accessibility regulations and enhance passenger comfort.
ERA urges urgent resolution to avoid tariffs that risk higher airline costs, reduced services, and weakened regional connectivity across Europe.
The Elektro Tour promotes decarbonisation with a 100% electric aircraft flying from Lyon-Bron to London Gatwick and beyond.
Sydney Airport has finished a $169 million apron expansion, increasing layover capacity and improving efficiency for future international growth.
Project HEIGHTS will develop zero-emission hydrogen fuel cells for aircraft, targeting commercial use by the end of the decade.
A new global roadmap will harmonise certification standards, ensuring safer, faster approval of next-generation air mobility aircraft worldwide.
Copenhagen Airport's FuelTrack study explores how jet fuel properties impact aircraft emissions and local air quality during real-world operations.
At the International Airport Summit 2024, experts discussed sustainable airport growth, focusing on climate change impacts, technological innovations such as Follow the Greens, and adaptation strategies for future resilience.
EUROCONTROL MUAC’s airspace restructure above the Netherlands and north-west Germany optimises efficiency, reduces fuel burn, and enhances civil-military cooperation for future air traffic demand.
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Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic have teamed up to launch electric air taxi services across the UK, offering zero-emission, fast, and convenient city connections.
EasyJet's APU-ZERO Project at Milan Malpensa aims to reduce fuel use, emissions, and noise through electric-powered Pre-Conditioning Air Units, saving 1,150 tonnes of fuel annually.
International Airport Review’s Editorial Assistant, Gabriel Higgins, examines how the production and uptake of sustainable aviation fuel will progress under the new President who has traditionally taken a sceptical stance on climate change issues.
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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The World Economic Forum and Kearney report highlights $45 billion required for sustainable aviation fuel to meet 2030 demand, urging urgent investment and collaboration.