Having the CBAA on board, as well as the NBAA, EBAA and others, adds to a multinational presence that strengthens the campaign’s global sustainability focus.

Sustainability initiatives and transatlantic partnerships mark its first year

In an Oct. 27 letter to the editor, New Jersey Sustainable Business Council executive director Richard Lawton, commended U.S. Rep. Tom Kean, Jr. (R-7-NJ) for joining the bipartisan Congressional Sustainable Aviation Caucus.

CLIMBING. FAST. campaign partners welcomed the Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA) as a formal member of the growing sustainability advocacy campaign.

Jet Aviation and Signature Aviation will greatly expand the footprint of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the U.S. next year, including finally bringing the renewable fuel to business aviation hubs in the Northeast.

At the NBAA-BACE media breakfast on Tuesday, a panel of aviation leaders shared insights into the industry's progress and challenges as it pushes toward a net-zero future.

A study commissioned by Airbus Corporate Jets indicates that the business aviation sector is projected to contribute approximately $182.8 billion to the U.S. economy within five years, up from around $150 billion currently.

The CLIMBING. FAST. Annual Report outlines 2024 achievements and is testament to the advocacy leadership demonstrated across the business aviation sector.

This conditional commitment signals the strength of the project to finance the world’s first large-scale net-zero-emissions alcohol-to-jet production facility.