by Tiana May
Published
18 Apr 2023
Tags
Airside Infrastructure
Hydrogen
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
United Kingdom
The Jet Zero Council has released a 2-year action plan that commits to accelerating the development of zero-direct-emission aircraft and installing the related infrastructure at UK airports.
The plan aims to increase the production and use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), alongside exploring the development of liquid hydrogen propulsion technologies. This is part of the UK government’s stated goal of decarbonising the British aviation industry faster than any other G7 country.
To achieve these goals, the plan also sets out a timeline for ensuring airports are equipped with the necessary infrastructure. This includes:
The Jet Zero Council, which is made up of industry, academic and government personnel, met at Farnborough Airport on 17 April 2023 to deliver this 2-year plan as part of the sustainable skies summit.
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