Sustainability: Industry's Next Steps
Even before sustainability climbed up the global agenda, aviation had every incentive to cut its fuel consumption and therefore emissions. Although there has been real progress, there is also much work still to be done, and major challenges lie ahead for aviation.
These challenges will encompass not only new technology, including airframe and propulsion types that will make aviation cleaner and more efficient, but also a host of regulatory hoops through which the aviation community must pass.
Aviation Week Network continues to explore the ongoing initiatives underway.
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Small startups in Airbus’ home city have the potential to drive technological advancements in the industry.
Nov 01, 2024
The 200-seat double-deck design seeks to increase efficiency.
Oct 28, 2024
This week, we look at some low-cost carriers (LCCs), namely, easyJet Group, Ryanair Group, Vueling and Wizz Air Group.
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Oct 25, 2024
Widebody airliners remain essential for intercontinental transport, but without new models, an industry built on continuous improvement risks falling behind.
Oct 21, 2024
Drag-reducing wake thruster; superconducting motor for Airbus; autonomy for Anthem flight deck; China’s large tiltrotor.
Oct 21, 2024
This week’s Carbon Analysis looks at the top four European full-service carriers by fleet size: Air France, British Airways, Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines.
Oct 21, 2024
Airlines for Europe members want European Commission support for decarbonization and are frustrated by the faltering of airspace reforms.