GreenAir News – Aviation Carbon

Cathay Pacific to acquire Aemetis SAF and extends carbon offset programme to air freight
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways will acquire 38 million US gallons of blended sustainable aviation…
Delta Air Lines in seven-year deal to purchase 385 million gallons of low-emissions SAF from DG Fuels
The world’s second-largest airline Delta will acquire 385 million gallons of a new, low-emission sustainable…
US roadmap outlines steps to meet the grand challenge of producing 35 billion gallons of SAF by 2050
The US government has released a comprehensive strategy to accelerate the domestic production of sustainable…
Heart Aerospace switches its 19-seat electric aircraft to a 30-seat version with reserve-hybrid power
Swedish electric aircraft pioneer Heart Aerospace has ditched its initial 19-seat ES-19 design in favour…
Austria’s OMV signs deals to supply almost one million tonnes of SAF to Lufthansa Group and Ryanair
Two of Europe’s largest airline groups, Lufthansa and Ryanair, have committed to acquiring a total…
Cautious optimism at ICAO for an agreement by countries on a long-term aviation net zero goal
A recent hybrid meeting of high-level representatives at ICAO has led to cautious optimism that…
UK government unveils net zero by 2050 aviation strategy that promises passengers “guilt-free” flying
The UK government has published its Jet Zero strategy to achieve a target of net…
American, Alaska and Lufthansa sign long-term agreements for over one billion gallons of SAF
American Airlines, Alaska Airlines and Lufthansa Group have each announced major new commitments to purchase…
ZeroAvia secures investment backing and hydrogen-electric commitment from American Airlines
American Airlines has become the latest high-profile backer of hydrogen propulsion pioneer ZeroAvia, announcing an…
Achieving net zero aviation will cost $175bn per year until 2050 and immediate action needed this decade, says report
A new report on sustainable aviation says an annual average investment of $175 billion will…