Sustainable Technology

Air Canada and Airbus plan to invest up to C$13.7 million (US$10 million) to help build a commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel industry in Canada

Bangkok will add two landmark attractions to its riverside skyline, including the world's first sustainable cross-river themed cable car and a new immersive contemporary art museum

Air France is marking the 30th anniversary of its Paris-Charles de Gaulle hub, highlighting three decades of innovation, connectivity and plans for a more sustainable future

Deutsche Bank is backing the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel with Lufthansa Group through a deal expected to cut around 5,500 metric tonnes of CO₂ emissions from business travel

The largest deal of its kind between an airline and a corporate customer is expected to reduce approximately 300,000 tons of carbon emissions over three years

Ahead of World Bicycle Day: The EU is expanding cycling networks, bike-friendly trains and e-bike infrastructure as it encourages more sustainable travel across Europe

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"

Today: The International Association of Public Transport has launched an initiative to promote sustainable transport and urban mobility worldwide. The brand new global celebration will be held every year on April 17, as a reminder of the "essential role that public transport plays in our lives and our cities"

Heathrow Airport will allocate over £80 million ($100 million) to airlines to reduce the cost gap with conventional jet fuel, in a move that aims to cut around 600,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year

Sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF, cuts aviation emissions by up to 80% while working seamlessly with existing aircraft and airport systems. WTTC President and CEO: "Sustainable fuel is the single biggest game-changer for Travel & Tourism, but right now, supply falls dangerously short of demand"

It's official: Singapore will become the world’s first airport testbed for CFM’s Open Fan engine technology, developed with Airbus and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

In a continued collaboration with Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in France, the company is set to enhance its innovative flagship series, focusing on sustainability and luxurious sailing experiences. Read the full article on PassportCruise