Sustainability News

easyJet has partnered with tier one aerospace supplier GKN Aerospace to accelerate hydrogen combustion and hydrogen fuel-cell technology.

The new partnership will see around a third of Ryanair’s flights at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol powered with a 40% sustainable aviation fuel blend.

Air France aims to achieve its 2050 zero net emissions goal through initiatives such as fleet renewal, increased use of SAF and a more sustainable catering offer.

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.

SWISS and Lufthansa Group have concluded a strategic collaboration with clean energy company Synhelion to bring its solar aviation fuel to market.

All Nippon Airways (ANA) has introduced an expanded inflight meal menu, featuring healthier dishes and ingredients with less environmental impact.