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Future Travel Experience (FTE) has announced the launch of the new FTE Air MobilityX Summit, which will take place during FTE Global in Las Vegas, 7-9 December 2021.
BOSFUEL, a consortium of airline operators at Boston Logan International Airport, has adopted real-time fuel management technology to increase operational efficiencies.
Icelandair is partnering with Universal Hydrogen and Heart Aerospace to explore the possibilities of decarbonising the company’s domestic flights.
The airline has committed to set a science-based target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, as part of its strategy to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
United has conditionally agreed to purchase up to 100 19-seat electric planes from Heart Aerospace, once the aircraft meet the carrier’s requirements.
JetBlue has entered into a new partnership with World Energy for the use of sustainable aviation fuel at Los Angeles International Airport.
Melbourne Airport has announced its commitment to ensuring all front of house hospitality venues and lounges are single-use plastic free by the end of 2021.
The new venture fund, called Team ABC, will invest in early-stage travel tech startups focusing on sustainability and digital transformation.
Heathrow Airport’s Ben Wagenaar, Innovation Architect, shares what technologies are currently on his agenda in the short and long-term.
FTE explores recent initiatives airlines and airports have undertaken to lower their carbon footprint and restart operations in a more sustainable way.
Heathrow Airport’s Ben Wagenaar, Innovation Architect, shares what technologies are currently on his agenda in the short and long-term.
FTE explores recent initiatives airlines and airports have undertaken to lower their carbon footprint and restart operations in a more sustainable way.
Paris region, Groupe ADP, Air France-KLM and Airbus have launched a call for expressions of interest to explore the opportunities generated by hydrogen in airports.
United Airlines has completed an agreement to work with air mobility company Archer to develop an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.
The KLM flight from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Madrid, which took place in January, used 500 litres of sustainable synthetic kerosene.
FTE highlights the trends and technologies that will play the most important role in driving the air transport industry recovery in 2021.
Qatar Airways is now offering passengers the opportunity to voluntarily offset the carbon emissions associated with their journey at the point of booking.
Airbus has revealed three concepts for a zero-emission commercial aircraft, fuelled by hydrogen, which could enter service by 2035.
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