November 28, 2023, was a landmark day for the international airline industry. It marked the first time a jet airliner powered by 100% sustainable aviation fuel flew from London to New York. The Virgin

Avation PLC is looking for opportunities to increase green finance options for growth within its lower emissions aircraft fleet. The company owns a new technology low carbon emission fleet, including ATR and

The initiative provides for a blend of 30% SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) to be used for one out of five deliveries of new ATR aircraft to NAC, resulting in four tonnes of CO2

Airbus (AIR.PA) delivered 64 aircraft in November, down 6% from the same month of 2022, to bring the total so far this year to 623 units, industry sources said. The European planemaker

With a steadfast commitment to further connecting people and businesses in a responsible and affordable manner, ATR is continuously evolving its products to cater to the current and future needs

Mid-November, ATR attended the Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) conference in Montreal, showcasing how efficient, versatile and future-proof its aircraft are, as part of the company’s efforts to expand its footprint in North America.

The first transatlantic flight by a large passenger plane powered only by alternative fuels has taken off. Operated by Virgin Atlantic, it is flying from London’s Heathrow to New York’s

Commercial aviation contributes a significant share of US transportation-sector emissions each year. Yet the US Transportation Security Administration predicts that 30 million travelers—a record number—will pass through American airports between November