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Japan begins domestic supply of sustainable aviation fuel at Haneda airport

Tokyo: In a significant step toward aviation decarbonization, major Japanese companies including All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan Airlines (JAL), and JGC Holdings Corp. held a ceremony at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport to mark the official launch of Japanese-made Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) supply

How is Wizz Air Planning to Decarbonise Aviation?

Wizz Airs’ latest sustainability report states that in the last financial year it has kept its carbon emissions intensity as the lowest in the industry

The Cancun Resort Where Saving Mangroves Is Easy, But Clean Energy Is Hard

Hilton has begun a mangrove restoration program, planting native species to enhance coastal resilience. However, the initiative also highlights challenges in replacing onsite energy with green solutions; efforts to electrify facilities are ongoing but hindered by infrastructure constraints

Source: Skift
Making lifestyle more sustainable

Nina is acutely aware that everything we do has a potential impact on our planet and the communities that surround us. We strive to create a place with ESG approaches embedded in every aspect of our business and operations

Source: NinaHotel Group
Emirates Group Leads Travel Toward A Cleaner Future With Tomorrow Takes Flight

Emirates Group is taking bold steps to transform the future of travel with its flagship sustainability event, Tomorrow Takes Flight, showcasing a powerful commitment to eliminating plastic waste and embracing circular economy principles.

Source: TTW
Malaysia Aviation Group Doubles Airbus A330neo Orders

Malaysia Aviation Group doubles Airbus A330neo orders in a major move that will reshape its long-haul fleet and strengthen its premium positioning in the competitive Asian aviation market.

Source: ftn News
Airbus pushes Taxibot concept after successful tests with A320-family jets

Airbus has gained approval for avionics bay changes on A320-family aircraft to allow use of the Taxibot pilot-controlled hybrid-electric tug and is now considering expanding the operability to its widebody jets too.

Source: Flight Global
Taxibots spool up as project HERON winds down

Airbus announced the Taxibot hybrid–electric aircraft towing tug is entering broader trials post-HERON project. Testing at airports including Schiphol, JFK, CDG found up to 50–85% reductions in engine-on taxi fuel burn and emissions. EasyJet plans operational trials in 2025.

Source: Airbus
Four Seasons Hotel Amman achieves Green Key certification

On 3 July, Four Seasons Hotel Amman earned the Green Key ecolabel, affirming environmental excellence across 13 criteria including energy, waste, and guest engagement. The accreditation underscores the hotel’s commitment to sustainable operations and responsible tourism in Jordan.