Major carriers — Air France-KLM, easyJet, Ryanair and DPDHL — have joined forces with prominent non-governmental organisations such as Transport & Environment in a “Fuelling Flight Initiative” meant to help advance a key draft EU law on sustainable fuels.
The Commission’s ReFuelEU Aviation proposal marks a tremendous step forward for fuels policy and integrates many of the best practices learned from the past decade of European experience, merging ambitious targets with a focus on advanced feedstocks and fuels. But airlines and green groups call for further improvement of the proposal.
EU walks back on aviation climate law on non-CO2
The EU Commission bows to pressure from legacy airlines to exclude long-haul flights from the scope of an aviation emissions monitoring scheme, which ...
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