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Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Aircraft being fueled with sustainable aviation fuel at the Geneva International Airport.
Executives from companies developing game-changing technologies that can deliver deep emissions reductions made their case at the opening of the inaugural European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) Business Aviation Sustainability Summit as a new award was announced to decarbonize the sector.
The conversation, moderated by Emmy and Peabody Award-winning aviation journalist Lisa Stark, included companies developing battery-powered and hydrogen-based aircraft, new kinds of sustainable aviation fuel, and market-based efforts to reduce flight emissions. Executives from the companies said sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) was just an initial step to reducing flight emissions.
Former NASA engineer Anita Sengupta, CEO of Hydroplane, said hydrogen fuel cell powered aircraft would ultimately prove better than batteries on cost and efficiency.
Executives from companies developing game-changing technologies that can deliver deep emissions reductions made their case at the opening of the inaugural European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) Business Aviation Sustainability Summit as a new award was announced to decarbonize the sector.
Executives from companies developing game-changing technologies that can deliver deep emissions reductions made their case at the opening of the inaugural European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) Business Aviation Sustainability Summit as a new award was announced to decarbonize the sector.
Sustainability is in focus at EBACE2022.
Panelists: Magdalena Korpal, Luxair; Liz Moscrop, GearUp Media Ltd; Patrick Müry, Cat Aviation AG; Stewart D’Leon, NBAA; Nuno Perestrelo, Luxaviation, Moderator:Bruce Parry, EBAA The Standards and Training for Aviation Responsibility and Sustainability (S.T.A.R.S.) program is based idea put forward by a collection of EBAA-sponsored One Young World Ambassadors with the goal of improving sustainability levels across the business aviation value chain. EBAA has taken the lead in developing the recommended practices for the standard and this session will explain what S.T.A.R.S. is, who can participate in its implementation and when it will be available to business aviation stakeholders.
Panelists: Magdalena Korpal, Luxair; Liz Moscrop, GearUp Media Ltd; Patrick Müry, Cat Aviation AG; Stewart D’Leon, NBAA; Nuno Perestrelo, Luxaviation, Moderator:Bruce Parry, EBAA The Standards and Training for Aviation Responsibility and Sustainability (S.T.A.R.S.) program is based idea put forward by a collection of EBAA-sponsored One Young World Ambassadors with the goal of improving sustainability levels across the business aviation value chain. EBAA has taken the lead in developing the recommended practices for the standard and this session will explain what S.T.A.R.S. is, who can participate in its implementation and when it will be available to business aviation stakeholders.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
Made from renewable waste and raw material residue, SAF is a wholly sustainable aviation fuel that is blended with traditional jet fuel and then re-certified as Jet A1 fuel.
The Sustainability Theater; Pre-Convention
SAF being used at the Geneva Airport to fuel aircraft on display during EBACE2023.
SAF being used at the Geneva Airport to fuel aircraft on display during EBACE2023.
SAF being used at the Geneva Airport to fuel aircraft on display during EBACE2023.
SAF being used at the Geneva Airport to fuel aircraft on display during EBACE2023.
SAF being used at the Geneva Airport to fuel aircraft on display during EBACE2023.
SAF – Sustainable aviation fuel at the Aircraft Display
SAF in Focus
Gulfstream: Sustainability Innovator
Gulfstream: Sustainability Innovator
Gulfstream: Sustainability Innovator
Hon. Aaron Farrugia, Malta’s Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects speaks about Malta’s take on aviation sustainability in the Sustainability Theater on 23 May.
Hon. Aaron Farrugia, Malta’s Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects speaks about Malta’s take on aviation sustainability in the Sustainability Theater on 23 May.
Moderator Marylin Bastin and panelists Nancy Bsales, Curt Epstein, Patrick Müry, and Bruce Parry speak at the session “Business Aviation Sustainability: Fact Versus Fiction”
A packed Sustainability Theatre session
At the session “Sustainable Aviation Fuel: The Essentials”, moderator Stewart D’Leon, and panelists Stéphane Basset-Chercot, Charles Etter, Alexander Kûper, and Andrew Thomas respond to the most common questions surrounding SAF.
At the session “Sustainable Aviation Fuel: The Essentials,” moderator Stewart D’Leon and panelists Stéphane Basset-Chercot, Charles Etter, Alexander Kûper and Andrew Thomas answer questions about SAF.
During the 2023 Sustainability Summit, the session “Carbon Offsetting – Completing the Journey to Net-Zero” panelists Jamie Ballantyne, Gerald Dunst, Sébastien Lacube, and Aran Theva spoke with moderator Maureen Gautier, about how voluntary offsets work.
During the 2023 Sustainability Summit, the session “Carbon Offsetting – Completing the Journey to Net-Zero” panelists Jamie Ballantyne, Gerald Dunst, Sébastien Lacube, and Aran Theva spoke with moderator Maureen Gautier, about how voluntary offsets work.
Attendees at the 2023 Sustainability Summit session “Carbon Offsetting – Completing the Journey to Net-Zero”
During the 2023 Sustainability Summit, the session “Carbon Offsetting – Completing the Journey to Net-Zero” panelists Jamie Ballantyne, Gerald Dunst, Sébastien Lacube, and Aran Theva spoke with moderator Maureen Gautier about how voluntary offsets work.
During the 2023 Sustainability Summit, the session “Carbon Offsetting – Completing the Journey to Net-Zero” panelists Jamie Ballantyne, Gerald Dunst, Sébastien Lacube, and Aran Theva spoke with moderator Maureen Gautier, about how voluntary offsets work.
At the session “Sustainability Summit AAM Certification in 2025: Realistic or Not,” moderator Joel Hencks spoke with panelists Daniel Wiegand, Jean Botti, Mark Henning and Jia Xu.
At the session “Sustainability Summit AAM Certification in 2025: Realistic or Not,” moderator Joel Hencks spoke with panelists Daniel Wiegand, Jean Botti, Mark Henning and Jia Xu.