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Pegasus Airlines named a “global standout” in sustainability by CAPA
The Turkish low-cost carrier was named Global Environmental Sustainability Airline/ Airline Group of the Year at the CAPA – Centre for Aviation 2024 Environmental Sustainability Awards for Excellence awards.
RIU Hotels & Resorts secures green power supply from Iberdrola Mexico
Spanish hotel chain RIU Hotels & Resorts has purchased 100% green and emission-free electricity for five of its establishments in Mexico, a press release said on Monday.
GLASGOW MARRIOTT HOTEL EARNS GREEN KEY AND THE PLEDGE™ CERTIFICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY EXCELLENCE
Glasgow Marriott has secured two prestigious environmental certifications: the internationally recognised Green Key and The PLEDGE™ on Food Waste accreditation. These accolades demonstrate the hotel’s commitment to sustainability and reducing its environmental footprint.
easyJet Partners with Airbus on Innovative Carbon Capture
easyJet joins with Airbus to make significant strides towards carbon neutrality in aviation through Direct Air Carbon Capture and Storage technology
SITA teams with Arab airlines on developing technology to enhance flight sustainability
SITA and AACO launched Eco Mission, a tool to help airlines cut fuel use, emissions, while meeting environmental regulations. Developed with three AACO airlines, it simplifies compliance, optimizes operations, and supports sustainability goals. Deployment starts next year with EU jet fuel mandates.
Lufthansa and WasteAid join forces to combat airline waste
WasteAid and Lufthansa Group have launched a new partnership that will aim to reduce the amount of packaging waste generated on its flights that ultimately ends up in landfill.
Lufthansa and WasteAid join forces to combat airline waste
WasteAid and Lufthansa Group have launched a new partnership that will aim to reduce the amount of packaging waste generated on its flights that ultimately ends up in landfill.
New Zealand could meet 25% of domestic jet fuel needs with SAF from wood waste, finds report
Air New Zealand and LanzaJet’s study shows up to 25% of NZ’s domestic aviation fuel needs could be met with SAF made from woody waste via CirculAir technology. SAF reduces emissions and supports energy security. NZ government and partners funded the study, highlighting the importance of local SAF.
New Zealand could meet 25% of domestic jet fuel needs with SAF from wood waste, finds report
A feasibility study by Air New Zealand and LanzaJet found that up to 25% of NZ's domestic aviation fuel could come from locally produced sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) made from woody waste. The process converts wood to ethanol, then transforms it into SAF, reducing reliance on imported jet fuel.