Sustainability In The Air How JetBlue plans to get to net zero by 2040 without stifling growth
In this episode, we talk to Sara Bogdan, Head of Sustainability and ESG at JetBlue Airways, one of the two airlines in the world planning to achieve net zero emissions by 2040 – a full decade ahead of the industry's target.
Bogdan talks about sustainability in the aviation industry, with a particular focus on JetBlue's pioneering efforts. Beginning with a broad overview of global environmental challenges, she highlights various initiatives to enhance fuel efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and employ sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs).
We also learn about the airline's collaborative approach with suppliers, government agencies, and stakeholders. The complexity of balancing business growth with environmental impact is explored, with an emphasis on the necessity for transparency, innovation, and accountability.
If you LOVED this episode, you’ll also love the conversation we had with JetBlue Ventures President Amy Burr who shared how JetBlue’s technology investments are aiding the aviation sector to make progressive moves towards sustainability. Check it out here.
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Links & More:
United, JetBlue further investments in sustainability - PhocusWire
JetBlue, Shell ink sustainable fuel deal trackable using blockchain - Ledger Insights
JetBlue to allow travellers to contribute towards SAF - Business Travel News
JetBlue Partners With CHOOSE To Give Customers Tools To Scale Sustainable Flying - TravelPulse
JetBlue signs SAF supply agreement with AIR COMPANY - Airport Technology
Amy Burr on how JetBlue Ventures is investing in the future of sustainable aviation - SimpliFlying
How Sara Bogdan is taking JetBlue towards net zero via SAF and more - SimpliFlying