Malaysia Airlines will operate its first passenger flight using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) between Kuala Lumpur-Singapore and Singapore-Kuala Lumpur on 5 June 2022.

Malaysia Airlines will operate its first passenger flight using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) between Kuala Lumpur-Singapore and Singapore-Kuala Lumpur on 5 June 2022.
Cebu Pacific used a blended mixture of sustainable aviation fuel and conventional fuel for the delivery of its brand-new A330neo from Toulouse to Manila.
The agreement comes after KLM operated a service from Schiphol to Edmonton airports as part of the SkyTeam alliance’s Sustainable Flight Challenge.
The Etihad Airways economy class experience is being upgraded with sustainability and an improved guest experience in mind, including new soft furnishings and tableware.
Emanuele Calà, VP Innovation & Quality, Aeroporti di Roma (ADR), provides a deep dive into the airport operator’s new innovation model.
Ryanair has announced a new decarbonisation strategy, Pathway to Net Zero, developed to drive the airline’s ambitious goal of net carbon zero by 2050.
The new platform allows Finnair customers to calculate their flight’s emissions and offset their journey by choosing a mix of sustainable aviation fuels and certified offset projects.
Qantas has signed a new deal to use almost 20 million litres of biofuels each year from 2025 to help reduce carbon emissions on its flights from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Australia.
Schiphol Airport is investing in two TaxiBots, becoming the first in Europe to use the special towing vehicles that enable aircraft to taxi sustainably.
The new AeroSHARK skin technology, developed by Lufthansa Technik and BASF, will reduce SWISS’ annual fuel consumption by over 4,800 tonnes.
Groupe ADP has launched a new strategic vision to make its airports multimodal and has unveiled a new retail and hospitality concept.
The two-year study will examine the infrastructure requirements and supply solutions to support hydrogen-powered aircraft and airport operations at Changi Airport.
British Airways is improving its traveller experience with further investment in technology, including in a new bag tracing system, and commitment to sustainability.
The agreement includes the supply of biofuels for ground transportation, as well as a joint development programme for smart mobility services.
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