biofuel

What we’re reading: LAS traffic drops, production boost for 737s and 777s, more air biofuel in next decade

by Stephanus Surjaputra on March 19, 2010

McCarran drops on world’s busiest list, Boeing to boost production on 737, 777, planes may use biofuel in next ten years

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What we’re reading: BA will use city waste for jet fuel, security scanner firms up marketing, biofuel power for air industry

by Stephanus Surjaputra on February 17, 2010

British Airways will test using city waste for jet fuel, security scanner firms up marketing, biofuel power grows for air industry

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What we’re reading: Dreamliner flies, US, Japan reach Open Skies pact, biofuel at Sea-Tac

by Stephanus Surjaputra on December 16, 2009

Despite the cloudy skies, Boeing’s 787 took off for its first flight on Tuesday.

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What we’re reading: China Eastern acquires Shanghai Airlines, five airlines join biofuel group, airlines study black boxes alternatives

by Stephanus Surjaputra on July 15, 2009

China Eastern has finalized a deal that allowed it to acquire Shanghai Airlines for $1.32 billion.

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What we’re reading: FAA wants better pilot training, biofuel test flight, secret New York

by Stephanus Surjaputra on June 18, 2009

The FAA is getting ready to change pilot training regimes. Airlines are testing biofuel blends to get optimum performance. New York’s 10 undiscovered corners make for a great getaway.

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What we’re reading: biofuel cuts emissions and fuel burn, Delta offers voluntary buyouts, no high heels in Greece

by Stephanus Surjaputra on May 29, 2009

At the ATW Eco-Aviation conference in Washington, Air New Zealand revealed its biofuel flight data.

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Two airlines ready to begin biofuel test flights

by Stephanus Surjaputra on December 17, 2008

Air New Zealand and Japan Airlines will be two of the airlines ready to perform test flights using biofuel.

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Is seaweed the solution to soaring fuel prices? Airlines think so

by Stephanus Surjaputra on June 23, 2008

For airlines, the solution to soaring fuel prices might be as simple as seaweed. Virgin Atlantic, Air New Zealand, and Boeing are working together to create the world’s first green aviation fuel made from pond-grown algae.

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