Phl ramps up sustainable aviation fuel plan
The Department of Energy (DoE) has launched a multi-agency working group with CAAP, Boeing, and industry partners to develop sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in…
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The Department of Energy (DoE) has launched a multi-agency working group with CAAP, Boeing, and industry partners to develop sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in…
DOE creates multi-agency working group to boost sustainable aviation fuel development as PH aviation demand rises and fuel costs remain volatile.
A fire erupted at Kuwait International Airport after drones hit a fuel tank, causing limited damage but no casualties, as regional tensions escalate. The…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved Republic Act (RA) 12255, officially renaming the Philippine State College of Aeronautics (PhilSCA) as the National…
The Philippines is gearing up to become a leader in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production, leveraging its abundant agricultural waste feedstock to meet…
‘Sustainability is not just a checkbox for us — it’s a commitment we take seriously.’
The study aligns with the International Civil Aviation Organization's guidelines.
AirAsia will be a key partner of Airbus in ASEAN for testing the viability of sustainable aviation fuel output created with alternative feedstock and…
Google aims to achieve net-zero emissions across its operations and value chain by 2030. Optimizing how Google devices are transported around the world is a…
AirAsia PH has implemented several initiatives to assure its proactive approach to sustainability, including fleet management, the use of more efficient…
Make Boracay green and the perfect ecotourism. It’s beyond the white sand, as everybody knows that Boracay has one of the best white sands in the world
‘I express my profound thanks for the support and loyalty of our valued passengers and assure them of our unstinting focus on taking care of them when they fly…