Archer prepares for eVTOL passenger flights as war looms over UAE plan
Electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer Archer Aviation is “on track” to begin carrying passengers above select US... Continue Reading
Author: Kerry Reals
UK airport hopes hydrogen-powered ground equipment will cut emissions
Exeter Airport in the UK has become the latest to trial hydrogen-powered ground support equipment (GSE), with a second test currently underw... Continue Reading
Airbus vents frustration at GTF engine delays and slow progress on SAF
Airbus’ frustration with Pratt & Whitney was palpable during its full-year earnings presentation earlier this month, with the European a... Continue Reading
Eutelsat reports ‘strong progress’ in IFC as LEO revenues take off
Eutelsat is seeing “strong progress” in its OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-based inflight connectivity business, with antenna instal... Continue Reading
How Deutsche Aircraft is differentiating with its D328eco strategy
Deutsche Aircraft aims to differentiate itself from other OEMs by providing customers for its in-development D328eco turboprop with a “seaml... Continue Reading
ZeroAvia details headwinds that are slowing its certification timeline
Changes in the net-zero policy landscape over the last 12 months have created “headwinds” for hydrogen-electric propulsion developer ZeroAvi... Continue Reading
Wizz Air outlines goals and limitations of its decarbonization plan
European budget carrier Wizz Air’s “aspirational and ambitious” target of meeting 10% of its fuel requirements with sustainable aviation fue... Continue Reading
EVIO details plan to disrupt regional market with hybrid-electric aircraft
A Canadian start-up backed by Boeing and Pratt & Whitney Canada aims to “change the face of aviation” with a hybrid-electric regional ai... Continue Reading
Removal of lie-flat seats would slash airline emissions: study
Packing more passengers into the most fuel-efficient aircraft and eliminating premium seating could reduce global aviation emissions by as m... Continue Reading
Lufthansa firms up deal with Airbus to buy carbon-removal credits
Lufthansa Group has firmed up an agreement with Airbus to purchase carbon-removal credits through the airframer’s Direct Air Carbon Ca... Continue Reading
ICAO sets new aviation emissions goal as greenwashing claims mount
More than 100 countries have agreed through the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to pursue an aspirational goal to reduce th... Continue Reading
Gen Phoenix looks beyond Eleather for aircraft seat cover recycling
Fresh from its rebranding to Gen Phoenix, the UK-based company formerly known as ELeather is looking to incorporate other waste streams in a... Continue Reading
EASA to assess effects of climate change on air travel
Impacts of climate change on air travel, such as increased turbulence and extreme weather, will be studied as part of a new initiative launc... Continue Reading
JetBlue could lose Amsterdam slots despite flight cap suspension
Plans to cut the number of flights at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) next summer have been reluctantly suspended by the Dutch government a... Continue Reading
Initial research findings suggest positive impact of SAF on contrails
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) used in a recent Boeing ecoDemonstrator flight-test program produced “dramatically” reduced soot... Continue Reading