Green Technology

After an Emirates airline plane was painted entirely in the colors of the UAE flag, Dubai Airport decided to paint the control tower in red, white, green and black

A new solar power plant, with an investment of 220 million euros and a capacity of 240 megawatts, makes Istanbul's giant airport the first of its kind to be powered entirely by electricity from renewable energy

London reaches 3,000 zero-emission buses, a 100-fold rise since 2016, with one-third of TfL fleet now green ahead of Clean Air Day celebrated on June 18

The UAE-based airline reveals the achievements of its recycling program, along with a series of other green initiatives on planes and in lounges. You won't believe what they recycle

The new ANA Pokémon Jets highlight a double celebration, combining 40 years of international flights with Pokémon’s 30th anniversary through special aircraft designs

SWISS partners with Metafuels to develop SAF from green methanol, aiming to scale sustainable aviation fuel for existing aircraft and reduce emissions. "Together, we aim to accelerate innovative SAF technologies for a more sustainable future in aviation"

The pioneering experiment proved that a modern aircraft engine can operate on 100% hydrogen under full flight conditions, including takeoff and landing. Surprisingly, the airline that carried out the experiment, which was conducted at a NASA facility, is actually a low-cost carrier

German shipbuilder MEYER WERFT is planning to develop a fully electric cruise ship. Emissions will be reduced by 95%

Thessaloniki Airport will be upgraded with an advanced solar park, expected to provide a significant portion of its electricity consumption and reduce carbon emissions by 30%

To celebrate Earth Hour, takeoffs and landings at the Greek capital's airport will be halted for an hour. In addition, the lights in the airport complex will be dimmed and information activities for passengers will be intensified, as part of an ongoing commitment to promoting green energy

Inspired by shark skin, a nano-coating on Austrian’s Boeing 777s boosts fuel efficiency and cuts emissions — without compromising performance