Florida attorney Dan Newlin gathered up supplies from local stores and prepared to launch the first relief flights into the Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa.

Having conducted the first piloted flight of a helicopter on hydrogen-electric propulsion in March, Canada’s Unither Bioelectronics is modifying its Robinson R44 proof-of-concept demonstrator to use liquid hydrogen.

The 1,900-panel installation provides sustainable electrical power for the company’s Executive Jets headquarters in Florida.

Texas-based non-profit relief organization Operation Airdrop has experience dealing with the worst of Mother Nature.

The agreement aims to boost “book-and-claim” fuel purchasing, promoting sustainable aviation fuel uptake even where SAF is unavailable.

Business aviation stakeholders like Chapman Freeborn rallied their teams and organized fleets of aircraft able to put aid and resources on the ground within hours of the storm's passing