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Two heritage hotels in Cambodia, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Siem Reap and Raffles Hotel Le Royal in Phnom Penh, have received Green Globe Certifications in recognition of their ongoing commitment to sustainability

Virgin Atlantic’s first 100% SAF transatlantic flight proved SAF’s safety and viability. Collaborating with industry leaders, it highlighted SAF as a net-zero solution. CEO Shai Weiss and Richard Branson urged scaling SAF production, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to sustainable aviation.

Brussels Airlines accelerates sustainability with three new Airbus A320neo jets by 2026, boosting efficiency, cutting CO2 by 20%, and reducing noise by 50%. These upgrades enhance passenger comfort, expand job opportunities, and position Brussels Airlines as a leader in green aviation innovation.

LATAM ranked as the most sustainable airline in the Americas and fifth globally in the 2024 Dow Jones Sustainability Index. It achieved 67 points across environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Goals: net-zero emissions by 2050, zero landfill waste by 2027, and eliminating single-use plastics

Emirates debuts its Airbus A350-900, advancing sustainability with fuel-efficient engines, reduced noise, and enhanced passenger comfort. Part of a fleet renewal plan, the A350 supports Dubai’s global connectivity goals, offering operational efficiency, range, and flexibility for mid-sized airports.

Air Premia adds its sixth Boeing 787-9, its first fleet expansion in 18 months. The airline plans to add three more by 2025, bringing the total to nine. The new aircraft will serve routes to the Americas, with upgraded seating and new routes to Da Nang, Hong Kong, Honolulu, and Seattle.