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U.S. Teams Up with Australia to Develop Alternative Aviation Fuels

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Key Takeaways:

  • The FAA and Australia agreed to collaborate on developing sustainable aviation fuel alternatives to traditional avgas.
  • The collaboration will involve sharing research, data, and resources to accelerate the transition to alternative energy.
  • This initiative aligns with the FAA's NextGen goals for cleaner and more energy-efficient aviation.
  • The rising cost of oil is driving the aviation industry's search for alternative fuel sources, with various private companies and organizations exploring options like biofuels and other renewable options.
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The FAA signed an agreement on Tuesday with Australia’s Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism to invest in the development of clean, sustainable alternatives to traditional petroleum-based avgas.

The FAA said the two countries will exchange ideas, programs, research data, analysis and other resources to speed the shift toward alternative energy, and will cover the costs associated with the effort.

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