Gulfstream Aerospace achieved transatlantic flight using only SAF

Aviation accounts for 3% of the world’s CO₂ emissions into the atmosphere. In other words, airplanes are direct contributors to climate change. That’s why almost the entire sector is making efforts to innovate and research sustainable fuels. Gulfstream Aerospace has made history by completing the world’s first transatlantic flight using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)

Boeing and Alder Fuels to work together on SAF production

Boeing and Alder Fuels under the new partnership agreed to expand production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) around the world. Using Boeing airplanes, the companies will test and qualify Alder-derived SAF, advance policies to expedite the transition to renewable energy in aviation, and grow the amount of SAF for the global aerospace market. In January

Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen bags NASA contract

Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen, Inc., a global leader in hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers for aerospace applications, announced signing a contract add-on with NASA’s Game Changing Development program and NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. The NASA funding will be dedicated to continued risk reduction activities and testing of Infinity’s zero-gravity, air-independent fuel