US EditionZero-Emission Planes Hit Turbulence: What Do Recent Delays Mean for Net-Zero Aviation?
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Zero-emission planes hit turbulence: What do recent delays mean for net-zero aviation?
Are hydrogen tanks getting lighter? Are fuel cells getting more powerful? Is battery chemistry improving? Recent setbacks for zero emissions aviation are proving to be a wake-up call. The post Zero-emission planes hit turbulence: What do recent delays mean for net-zero aviation? appeared first on The Driven.
Airport management in a net zero world
ACI World has joined forces with Cranfield University in the UK to launch a pioneering new course: Airport Management in a Net Zero World. With airports continuing to face growing pressure to navigate complex, evolving challenges, the course has been designed to provide aviation professionals with a platform to strengthen their leadership capabilities in the context of climate action, innovation and resilience. The one-week intensive course is o…
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