Researchers at the University of Manchester believe carbon fibre could one day be replaced by one-atom-thick graphene-based polymers
Larger planes, aviation biofuels and even a levy on aircraft are just some of the measures being proposed to try to curb rising greenhouse gas emissions from the aviation industry. But now a breakthrough...
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