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Japan Airlines Partners with Airbus for Wood-Based SAF
Japan Airlines (JAL) has partnered with Airbus, Nippon Paper, Sumitomo Corporation, and the Green Earth Institute to explore Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) derived from domestic wood. This collaboration, named “Morisora,” aims to promote SAF development and usage, with a goal for JAL to replace 10% of its onboard fuel with SAF by 2030. The initiative focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and producing bioethanol from wood biomass, while building a sustainable supply chain. With the aviation industry’s shift towards sustainability, this partnership positions JAL at the forefront of eco-friendly aviation solutions, contributing to global net-zero carbon emission targets by 2050.
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Air NZ CEO Greg Foran Resigns After Five Years
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United Airlines’ Fleet Plans for 2025 Revealed
United Airlines, the world’s largest airline by fleet size, operates 1,018 aircraft as of April 2025, focusing on modernizing its fleet for efficiency and passenger comfort. The airline is phasing out older models, like the Boeing 767 and 777, in favor of next-generation aircraft, including the Boeing 787 and Airbus A321XLR. United plans to enhance its international routes for Summer 2025, resuming seasonal flights to Athens and launching new services to Bilbao. With a commitment to 637 new aircraft on order, United aims for growth and competitive advantage in the aviation market.
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