Aviation

The aviation industry being under increasing pressure to reduce its carbon emissions, and one of the most critical steps toward achieving this goal is the transition to cleaner jet fuels. Recent reports reveal that European airlines are significantly outpacing their U.S. counterparts in this transition, highlighting a growing transatlantic gap in sustainability efforts. As the […]

When we think about aviation’s contribution to climate change, carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions usually take center stage. However, recent studies highlight that airplane contrails—those white streaks left in the sky—also play a significant role in global warming. These seemingly harmless trails, created by modern aircraft, are now recognized as a major contributor to non-CO₂ climate

The aviation industry is on a rapid growth trajectory, but with it comes a significant environmental cost. Recent projections indicate that global aviation emissions could soar to a staggering 2 billion metric tons of CO₂ by 2050. As more people take to the skies and air freight demand increases, the sector’s carbon footprint is set

The aviation industry stands at a critical crossroads, where the push for sustainability has never been more crucial. With the recent introduction of the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Information Act in the U.S. Congress, the pathway to reducing aviation’s carbon footprint is becoming clearer and more defined. This bipartisan effort aims to boost transparency and