A bill signed into law by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders creates tax incentives for producers of alternate aviation fuel that set up production in Arkansas.

The maker of avionics and other systems for business aircraft is investing $12.2 million to build a new, state-of-the-art facility in the Bluegrass State, creating 250 new jobs.

A new report predicts the U.S. sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market will grow to a value of $6.97 billion by the end of the decade.

Rolls-Royce and the German Aerospace Center are collaborating to reduce soot from jet engines, a major environmental challenge. The partnership uses advanced laser tools and simulation software to study combustion, aiming to enhance the Pearl engine family and advance the use of sustainable aviation fuels.

Climbing Fast—business aviation’s awareness effort that lays out the industry’s benefits to society—has earned recognition for its use of digital media.

The event, which revives a 1920s speed competition, will feature 24 crews flying zero-emission electric aircraft to raise awareness of sustainability innovation in aviation.

The CLIMBING. FAST. campaign has been recognized with two advocacy awards for its use of digital media to highlight business aviation’s many societal benefits, including the sector’s sustainability leadership.

Lawmakers in Wisconsin on April 3 announced their intent to introduce legislation that would create a $1.50 per gallon production tax credit for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Sustainable aviation practices have become critical to supporting global net-zero targets and emissions reduction, with regulatory frameworks playing a vital role in keeping environmental priorities at the forefront of progress.