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Airbus and Boeing ramp up aviation decarbonisation deals

The two aircraft makers are investing in SAF and partnering with other entities to accelerate progress.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
Airbus and Boeing ramp up aviation decarbonisation deals
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Aircraft makers Airbus and Boeing have both signed (separate) partnerships to accelerate aviation decarbonisation.

Airbus signed two different deals in the past week: today (July 24), the French manufacturer announced an investment in LanzaJet, a US company that produces Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from low-carbon ethanol.

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