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News Releases Air Canada and Carbon Engineering Sign MoU on Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Carbon Removal

Air Canada and Carbon Engineering Ltd. (CE) today announced a Memorandum of Understanding ("MoU") to identify potential opportunities in how CE's proprietary Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, which captures carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, can advance aviation decarbonization.

Vol Air Canada (AC) Canada
Source: website
Date de publication:2021-11-10
Iberia and Repsol make the first flight with biofuel produced from waste in Spain

Iberia and Repsol have completed the Madrid–Bilbao route with sustainable fuel produced from waste at the Petronor Industrial Complex. The flight was operated with an Iberia Airbus A320neo, one of the airline company’s most efficient aircrafts.

Vol Iberia (IB) Adolfo Suarez Madrid Barajas Airport Bilbao Airport Airbus A320neo
Source: website
Date de publication:2021-11-04
Iberia and Repsol make the first flight with biofuel produced from waste in Spain

Iberia and Repsol completed the first flight in Spain using biofuel produced from waste, reducing emissions by 1.4 tons of CO2. The flight operated with an A320neo is part of a collaboration to develop sustainable aviation fuels. This initiative supports decarbonization and aligns with the UN's SDGs

Vol Iberia (IB) Spain
Source: Iberia
Date de publication:2021-11-04
Cathay Pacific becomes a Founding Member of the Aviation Climate Taskforce

New non-profit organisation will accelerate the development of radical technological innovations required to decarbonise aviation

Vol Cathay Pacific (CX)
Source: website
Date de publication:2021-10-28
Schiphol Airport to pilot sustainable taxiing roadmap

Dutch aviation sector reveals a roadmap to reduce fuel consumption of taxiing and CO2, nitrogen, and particulate matter to make sustainable taxiing a standard procedure at Schiphol Airport by 2030

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Netherlands
Source: website
Date de publication:2021-10-26
Aviation sector presents sustainable taxiing roadmap

The Dutch aviation sector aims to make sustainable taxiing standard at Schiphol by 2030. A 2022 pilot using TaxiBot towing vehicles could cut fuel use by 50-65%. If successful, gradual expansion will follow. Infrastructure changes and zero-emission tow vehicles are in progress to support large-scale implementation.

Vol KLM (KL) Transavia Airlines (HV) Corendon Dutch Airlines (CD) Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Netherlands
Source: News Schiphol
Date de publication:2021-10-25
ANA Launches SAF Flight Initiative to Promote Sustainability and Reduced CO2 Emissions

•Use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel is key to reducing emissions associated with air transportation. In September, ANA conducted the first SAF-powered cargo flight with leading logistics companies in Japan

Vol ANA (NH)
Source: website
Date de publication:2021-10-14
How Changi Airport strives for environmentally sustainable operations amid the Covid-19 crisis

Even as Covid-19 continues to disrupt lives all over the world, Changi Airport Group (CAG) keeps the airport running – for the safe passage of travellers looking forward to reuniting with loved ones, and to keep supply chains open.

Singapore Changi Singapore
Source: Changi Airport
Date de publication:2021-10-05
India AirAsia is the first A320 operator to implement TaxiBot® in their commercial operation

“We feel elated to announce that airasia will also be flying the green wave by using #TaxiBots at #DelhiAirport. AirAsia India is the first Airbus operator in the world, with a modified Airbus fleet to start the TaxiBot services with passengers onboard. Thanks to #TaxiBotIndia & & Çelebi Aviation”

Vol AirAsia (AK) Indira Gandhi International Airport India
Source: Taxibot International
Date de publication:2021-10-05