Qantas Airways targets net zero carbon by 2050
Firm to double number of offset flights and invest $50m in sustainable aviation fuels over next decade, as BA promises to review controversial fueling practice
Australian airline Qantas Group has announced it is targeting net zero carbon emissions by 2050, today promising a "massive expansion" of its green aviation efforts through plans to offset all growth in...
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