Major sustainable aviation fuel supplier, Neste, expands availability in partnership with World Fuel Services.

The province has agreed to acquire five new De Havilland Canadair 515 (DHC-515) amphibious firefighting aircraft from the Calgary-based company, in a contract valued at about $400 million.

“Quebec and Canada have proven strength in aircraft, aircraft engines, parts, simulation. With CAE, we are the world leaders in simulators and training.”

The bill seeks to accelerate the commercialization of electric and other advanced aircraft by streamlining FAA certification.

It also requires USDA to adopt strategies to increase SAF production.

£43 million boost for green aviation to drive growth, jobs and cleaner flights