Europe needs €300bn for green aviation transition

Airbus, the world’s largest plane maker, has said it aims to fly a zero-emissions hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035 but has cautioned about the pace of development of the necessary infrastructure.

Qantas, Airbus to provide funding for biofuel refinery

Qantas Airways Ltd and Airbus SE will jointly invest A$2 million ($1.34 million) in a biofuel refinery being set up in Australia’s Queensland state that would convert agricultural by-products into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The funds will be used for a detailed feasibility study and early-stage development of the proposed facility jointly developed by Jet

Airbus partners with hydrogen consortium for aviation decarbonisation

Airbus has proven to be one of the leaders when it comes to decarbonizing aviation, and its efforts are now reaching New Zealand. A new consortium established in the country is planning to transform Kiwi flights by focusing on green hydrogen. Air New Zealand unveiled multiple collaborations with the same goal. It wants to sport

Airbus joins Hy24 JV to invest in clean hydrogen

Airbus has joined the world’s largest clean hydrogen infrastructure investment fund, managed by Hy24 – a joint venture between Ardian, and FiveTHydrogen. The JV’s investment fund will provide financial capital to large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure projects globally. Airbus will scale up global hydrogen economy, and enter into zero-emission commercial aircraft by 2035. Joining this fund

Qantas and Airbus signed an agreement for sustainable aviation fuel

The Australian Sustainable Aviation Biofuel Partnership was signed by Qantas and Airbus in Doha. Airbus and Qantas have agreed to work on the sustainability initiative as part of the airline’s recently announced orders. The partnership will invest in locally developed and produced SAF and feedstock initiatives. Projects will have to be commercially viable and meet