Air travel has become a vital aspect of global business and tourism. It has opened up new opportunities for people to explore new cultures and expand their businesses. However, this growth in air travel has come at a cost. Aviation is responsible for around 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This number may not seem significant, but it’s predicted to increase with the growth of air travel. The need for sustainable air travel solutions has become more prominent in recent years.

Airlines and aircraft manufacturers are making significant strides towards achieving sustainable aviation. For example, some airlines have already started using biofuels made from plants to reduce their carbon footprint. Biofuels are renewable, and they have lower CO2 emissions compared to fossil fuels. Virgin Atlantic Airways made history in 2018 by operating a commercial flight from Orlando to London powered by renewable fuel.

In addition to biofuels, technological advancements have led to the development of electric and hybrid engines. These engines have the potential to significantly reduce emissions because they do not burn fossil fuels. Airbus, a leading manufacturer of commercial aircraft, has recently unveiled three new designs for hybrid electric planes. These planes could enter service by 2035, and …