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Travel as a Force For Good: How to drive action and innovation in sustainable aviation travel

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Boom Supersonic, the aerospace company building the world’s fastest and most sustainable supersonic airliner, and the founding members of its Sustainable Travel Forum reported learnings from the inaugural Net Good Summit in Lake Tahoe, USA. The Net Good Summit was an intimate, two-and-half-day gathering convening fifty aviation industry leaders, sustainability experts, and creative thinkers to … Read more

Hydrogen to arrive in airports by 2035, Climate Impact of Aviation, and other Aviation News

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First hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft to arrive in airports by 2035 A partnership between an aircraft manufacturer, an airport authority and a hydrogen expert is an important and necessary step to prepare for the entry-into-service of a zero-emission aircraft by 2035. Air Liquide, Airbus and Groupe ADP Partner to Prepare Paris Airports for the Hydrogen Era. … Read more

Major airline announces the world’s first purchase agreement for net-zero carbon supersonic aircrafts

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  net-carbon zero: United Airlines will purchase 15 supersonic Overture jets from Boom Supersonic. United Airlines Adding Supersonic Speeds with New Agreement to Buy Aircraft from Boom Supersonic First U.S. airline to sign commercial agreement with Boom Supersonic. New aircraft will cut travel times in half and operate on up to 100% sustainable aviation fuel. … Read more

2020 boot: Three electric boats that answer a clear demand for zero emission yachts

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  Air and water pollution is an increasing problem in the world. In addition, cities, ports and lakes are plagued by noise, a special type of pollution. Imagine gliding on the water while producing minimal wake, without any engine noise or exhaust fumes. Here are three electric boats presented at 2020 boot boat show, the … Read more

Climate crisis: aviation industry hears clamour for electric planes

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Shift from fossil fuels top of agenda for Paris air show, industry having lagged behind other sectors

Pour Decisions: The Spirits World’s Most Interesting Moves of Q1 2026

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The first quarter of 2026 has delivered enough to fill a very well-stocked cellar. Let us open it together. The industry that never sleeps is having a very loud, very interesting year. From a white spirit distilled from French grapes positioning itself as the voice of a generation, to the world’s most famous Scotch quietly … Read more