NBAA welcomes the Massachusetts Port Authority’s (Massport’s) recently announced roadmap for increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the Commonwealth and across New England.

The companies will develop a new technology enabling conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into high-quality, lower-emission renewable fuels, including SAF.

If it selects Jacksonville for the plant, Otto says it plans to employ a workforce of 1,200 employees who will earn an average annual compensation of $90,000.

Gevo's SAF-production plant will add jobs and enhance America's energy independence.

New partnership between zero-emission air transport vehicle builder Wisk and digital ground coordinator SkyGrid moves sustainable aviation forward.

Civic leaders say runway upgrades will attract local business growth and "provide more jobs for the community."

Expansion of Auburn-Lewiston Airport (LEW) focuses on growing aviation businesses in the community.

At an event with NBAA’s participation, the Boston Globe covered a new Massachusetts working group focused on sustainable aviation fuel adoption.

State and regional leaders are embracing cleaner alternatives in the skies.