Lift off? Emirates announces $200m investment in SAF innovation

Stuart Stone
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Emirates ring-fences $200m for advanced fuel innovation, as Wizz Air launches commercial tests for sustainable aviation fuel supply chain

Airline Emirates has this week announced it has committed $200m over three years to fund research and development projects focussed on reducing the impact of fossil fuels across the commercial aviation...

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