The mission to net-zero flight calls for revolutionary thinking on all fronts: new, sustainable power sources, fuel-sipping engines, more direct routes through the air – and aircraft designs so sleek, they slash the energy needed to travel at jet speeds.

Business aviation has long been an incubator for sustainability innovations, and an important driver of economic opportunity – that’s the overarching message of the new CLIMBING. FAST. advocacy campaign.

Business aviation has taken a front seat in transportation sustainability, with its mission for reaching net-zero emissions in the years to come.

Edgewood Renewables, a biofuel production company, is planning a biorefinery for the site of a former fuel terminal in North Las Vegas, with CEO Steve Harrington saying the goal is to kick off construction within the next six months and be operational by 2026.

As the French OEM and logistics giant reflects on 2023, it restructures for growth amid challenges faced by the global aerospace industry.

NBAA and a unified partnership of stakeholder organizations across the business aviation industry have published the new CLIMBING. FAST. Insider's Guide, providing details about how the multimedia advocacy campaign is highlighting the industry’s leadership in aviation sustainability, and explaining how supporters can take part in the new program.