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Airbus reaffirms its commitment to zero-emission flight via hydrogen fuel cell aircraft, 100% SAF-ready designs, contrail research, SAF certificate schemes, and nature-based solutions using aerospace tech to drive sustainable aviation and climate resilience.

Tom Byrne, Head of Net Zero at British Airways, discussed the airline’s strategy to achieve net zero by 2050. Key pillars include fuel efficiency, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and carbon removals. British Airways aims for 10% SAF by 2030 working with partners to drive progress in decarbonization

With approximately 90% of Delta’s carbon emissions coming from jet fuel, the global airline is focusing efforts on “What We Fly, How We Fly, and The Fuel We Use,” each of which is defined by key milestones along the way.

China Airlines orders 10 Airbus A350-1000s to enhance long-haul routes with greater fuel efficiency and comfort. The aircraft uses 25% less fuel, cuts carbon emissions, and supports up to 50% SAF, aligning with sustainability goals and fleet modernization.

Brussels Airport introduces a ground handling license process, prioritizing electrification and green innovation to promote sustainability and reduce carbon footprint in ground operations.

Premium air travel embraces sustainability with 20% lower CO₂/km, recycled cabin materials, eco amenity kits, LED lighting, local organic meals, 25% food from sustainable sources, carbon offset options, 75% waste diversion, and electric ground support for greener flying.