Green Sky
Sustainability is becoming increasingly important in the aviation and airline sector. From the introduction of more fuel-efficient aircraft, to the reuse and recycling of aircraft components, a strong emphasis is being placed on reducing the industry’s carbon footprint and becoming more environmentally friendly. Read our ‘Green Sky’ features below to learn more.
A virtuous circle
Pascal Parant, group chief commercial and marketing officer at Vallair, explains how circular-economy principles now...
Pioneering a global standard
AFRA is boosting trust in MRO through sustainable aircraft disassembly and recycling. Lionel G. Roques,...
Scottish Leather Group switches on solar array
Seat fabric producer Scottish Leather Group (SLG) has switched on a new Solar PV array...
Neste rows back on climate commitments
Fuel producer Neste will not honour a climate pledge made five years ago, instead offering...
From acquisition to acceleration
Sharon Green, chief executive at Unical Aviation explains how a recent acquisition and a pioneering...
Setting benchmarks
With aircraft retirements expected to surge, ecube is scaling smart solutions to meet tomorrow’s sustainability...
Flying lighter
Jake Wills-Keating, founder and managing director of Venture Solution, shares thoughts on how sustainability is...
ATR to work with EU under ‘Clean Aviation’...
Regional aircraft manufacturer ATR has announced its selection by the European Union’s Clean Aviation Joint...
Rethinking aircraft recycling
Derk-Jan van Heerden, founder and board member of Aethos, shares how the foundation is contributing...
SSWS 2025: Industry faces ‘significant choices’ as headwinds...
The annual Sustainable Skies World Summit has taken place at Farnborough Airport, with a theme...
SAF development programme signed by easyJet and partners
ATOBA Energy and easyJet, in partnership with World Fuel Services (World Fuel) have announced the...
The path to a sustainable future
Brian Skrobarcek, enterprise vice president of environmental, health, safety and sustainability at StandardAero, says that...