Hundreds of business, political and thought leaders from around the world gathered this week in Davos, Switzerland, to discuss issues such as poverty, the environment, stakeholder capitalism and other topics critical to the survival of the world. Western business aviation leaders were also front and center in Davos rolling out two new carbon-reduction initiatives at the World Economic Forum (WEF). Aviation associations in Davos included the General Aviation Manufacturers Association, the National Air Transportation Association, the European Business Aviation Association, the International Business Aviation Council and the National Business Aviation Association. NBAA was represented by vice president for regulatory and international affairs, Doug Carr.
Business Aviation Leaders And Sustainable Aviation Fuel Meet in Davos
Key Takeaways:
- Business aviation leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos launched new carbon-reduction initiatives to address the industry's environmental footprint.
- A key initiative involved securing agreements to make Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) available at Zurich airport for departing aircraft, aiming to reduce carbon emissions.
- Industry representatives clarified that SAF meets all standard specifications for Jet-A, and while currently more expensive, costs are expected to decrease as production increases and market demand grows.
Key takeaways sponsored by Aviator Pro | Start Your Training ->
See a mistake? Contact us.
