by Spyros | Feb 7, 2021 | News
Japan Airlines announced the completion of a flight that used Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) made wholly in Japan. From old clothes and fabrics. Seriously! Japan Airlines (JAL) was an early proponent of SAF, emphasizing its environmental identity. They made the first...
by Spyros | Jan 31, 2021 | News
Airbus reiterated its commitment on its plans for hydrogen-powered future aircraft. This comes after Boeing chose a different strategy. It seems that Boeing’s plans and statements about hydrogen versus sustainable aviation fuel, struck a nerve with Airbus. First, on...
by Spyros | Jan 28, 2021 | News
In a recent press event, Boeing confirmed that it has no plans to pursue hydrogen propulsion for its future aircraft. But this wasn’t always the case. We recently saw that the manufacturer committed to getting its aircraft to be compatible with 100% sustainable fuels...
by Spyros | Jan 28, 2021 | News
Rolls-Royce decided to continue development of its UltraFan engine project, even though it doesn’t have any customer demand for it. For some time now, the British engine manufacturer has specialized itself as an engine maker for long-haul airliners. Rolls-Royce would...
by Spyros | Jan 27, 2021 | News
Aerion are continuing work to bring to market the AS2, their promising supersonic aircraft. It’s a task full of challenges. But they have some interesting approaches, to meet them! It’s impossible to mention supersonic travel, without referring to the Concorde. It was...
