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Project Speedbird, a collaboration between Nova Pangaea, LanzaJet and British Airways, has secured £9 million to boost sustainable aviation fuel production
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IAG is investing to support the next phase of Project Speedbird, a joint initiative between British Airways, LanzaJet and Nova Pangaea Technologies
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Phillips 66 is producing the fuel in Humber, made from feedstocks and cooking oil
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That is part of a new pledge by 20 airlines to use electric and hydrogen-powered planes in a bid to lower their emissions
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The flight was powered by sustainable aviation fuel made from recycled cooking oil
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This funding is part of the Prime Minister’s Ten Point Plan and could see up to a 70% reduction in emissions compared with fossil fuels
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The planes travelled from Stuttgart to Atlanta, powered by sustainable fuel
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The group brings together airline companies, including American Airlines, British Airways, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, Qatar Airways and others
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The airline vows to focus on more sustainable flights, which it hopes will help it achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050
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The airline is working to replace items such as blanket wrappers, cutlery and headsets with sustainable alternatives
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Airline promises all flights within the UK will be carbon neutral from 1 January 2020
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Fuel tankering involves adding extra fuel to planes to save on refuelling costs, resulting in increased weight and higher emissions
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