46 Percent of aviation decision-makers think that the industry will meet the net zero targets for 2050. Another 32 percent say it won’t and 22 percent are unsure. That is the outcome of a pre-Paris Airshow survey from Ipsos that was…
During last week’s IATA AGM in Istanbul, the association released a series of five roadmaps on how to get to net zero in 2050. IATA stressed they are not a fixed recipe for meeting the emission targets set out during the…
Is Net Zero real or a mirage? We’re leaning towards a mirage. The promises made by airline leaders at IATA’s AGM in Boston in 2021 left us wondering. None of those who made promises will be around to deliver on…
IATA is positive there will be enough facilities in 2028 to produce 69 billion liters or 55 million tonnes of renewable fuel to make sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). As of June, the airline association has identified 130 global projects, up…
Embraer, in the last few years, has been hit by several events outside of its control, including the deal breakup with Boeing, the global pandemic, and continued pilot union intransigence regarding the scope clause, impacting the regional jet segment in…
Twelve is a new SAF producer. Using carbon dioxide as its feedstock, the company plans to deliver its first production next year to Alaska Airlines. The story is interesting. It also confirms what we know about SAF production – there’s…