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Six Marriott Intl. hotels in Mexico, including Zadún, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, and Solaz, a Luxury Collection Resort, received Green Key certification for sustainability. They focus on water and energy conservation, waste management, composting, and using locally sourced food

Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) has partnered with JetWind Power Corp. to convert jet exhaust into renewable energy, reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency. This innovative initiative demonstrates that sustainable solutions are possible in the aviation industry

On January 29 and February 6, six Marriott International hotels in Mexico, including Zadún and Solaz, received Green Key certification for their sustainable practices in water and energy use, waste management, and environmental protection. Mexico now has 248 Green Key-certified hotels.

Saudi Arabia's first SAF will fuel Red Sea Airport, supporting a major eco-tourism project. Fly Red Sea will use SAF and explore zero-emission tech. By 2030, 50 resorts will run on renewables, showcasing the kingdom’s push for sustainable travel and reduced aviation emissions.

United Airlines Ventures (UAV) is investing in Heirloom's DAC technology to remove 500,000 tons of CO₂, supporting sustainable aviation and net-zero goals. The technology captures CO₂ from the atmosphere, enabling its use in sustainable aviation fuel production and permanent storage

Air travel harms the environment, but companies like United Airlines are working on sustainability. United invested in DAC company Heirloom to remove up to 500,000 tons of CO2. Heirloom’s limestone-based method is cost-effective, supporting United’s goal of net zero by 2050.