First flight fuelled by SAF produced in France takes off from CDG Airport
On 18 May 2021, the first long-haul flight fuelled by SAF produced 100 per cent in France flew from Paris-CDG to Montreal, Canada.
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On 18 May 2021, the first long-haul flight fuelled by SAF produced 100 per cent in France flew from Paris-CDG to Montreal, Canada.
From 1 June 2021, sustainable aviation fuels will be delivered, stored and used to refuel at Munich Airport, supporting the airport in achieving its ambitious climate targets.
Ahead of the 2021 Scottish elections, AOA has published a manifesto outlining how the new Scottish government can support the country's aviation industry.
Under a fuel contract with Air bp, VINCI Airports is now offering sustainable biofuels to Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne Airport (CFE) users.
Coinciding with Earth Day 2021, ICAO has released two publications focusing on climate resilient airports and airport water management.
Myron Keehn, Vice-President of Air Service and Business Development at Edmonton International Airport, writes of the airport’s proximity to Asia, and its plans to position itself as a key entry point into North America through cargo expansion.
Rome–Fiumicino and Rome–Ciampino have become the first European airports to achieve the highest level in ACI's Airport Carbon Accreditation programme.
DB Schenker and Lufthansa Cargo will now operate a weekly cargo flight from Frankfurt to Shanghai that will utilise SAF to run completely carbon neutral.
In the next instalment of International Airport Review's exclusive series, Jost Lammers, Chief Executive Officer of Munich Airport, explains the initiatives, work and thinking that is driving the airport in its goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030, and addresses the need for social and economic factors to also be…
By utilising renewable energy and renewable fuels, such as electricity and biogas, Swedavia has successfully achieved fossil-free operations at all 10 of its airports.
UK companies will be able to bid for a share of £15 million to pioneer new technologies to convert everyday waste into sustainable aviation fuel.
As part of its efforts to build back better from the pandemic and improve connectivity, the UK government has set out a range of measures for the UK’s aviation and transportation network.
Kris Russell, Enterprise Sustainability Program Manager at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, discusses the airport’s commitment to climate action and how it is set to achieve its ambitious target of net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 - 20 years ahead of the 2050 United Nations' global target - in the latest…
The certified jet fuel will enable a minimum reduction in carbon emissions of 75 per cent compared to fossil fuel equivalents and remove thousands of tonnes of waste-plastics from the environment every year.
As part of the UK's Future Flight Challenge, Heathrow will research the use of new technologies and create a blueprint for making zero carbon aviation a reality.