Munich Airport will offer green kerosene to airlines from 1 June, as part of its strategy to significantly reduce CO2 emissions by 2030.
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Munich Airport will offer green kerosene to airlines from 1 June, as part of its strategy to significantly reduce CO2 emissions by 2030.
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All Nippon Airways (ANA) is launching new meal trays made from biodegradable materials for inflight meals, which will reduce 30% of plastic used for inflight services.
The new alliance will see a number of leading global corporations working with the airline to power future flying in a more sustainable way.
The new venture fund, called Team ABC, will invest in early-stage travel tech startups focusing on sustainability and digital transformation.
The KLM flight from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Madrid, which took place in January, used 500 litres of sustainable synthetic kerosene.
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Qatar Airways is now offering passengers the opportunity to voluntarily offset the carbon emissions associated with their journey at the point of booking.
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Airbus has revealed three concepts for a zero-emission commercial aircraft, fuelled by hydrogen, which could enter service by 2035.
Etihad Airways has partnered with Singapore-based startup Lumitics to trial a technology, that will track unconsumed meals from a plane after it lands.
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Aircraft will be brought to the runway by a special tow vehicle, known as the “taxibot”, meaning aircraft engines will mostly remain turned off during taxiing.
Delta Air Lines has pledged to invest $1bn over the next 10 years to advance clean air technologies and accelerate the reduction of carbon emissions.
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