Jeffrey Goh, CEO of Star Alliance, shares how the alliance is supporting airlines in stepping up their sustainability game.For more information click on sustainabilityintheair.com. 

Blake Scholl, CEO of Boom Supersonic, on the revival of supersonics, associated challenges, using 100% SAF and learning from the Concorde.

In this special episode recorded Live at Farnborough Airshow, hear from top aviation executives on what gives them the most hope about a net zero future for aviation and what is the one initiative that they are most excited about getting us to a sustainable future.Sean Breadshaw, Pratt & WhitneyArturo Barreira, Airbus Latin AmericaJane Ashton, easyJet Jonathan Wood, NesteLaia Barbara, WEFLauren Riley, UnitedNicolas Chrétien, AirbusPatrick Baudis, MHI RJSheila Remes, Boeing

In this special episode recorded Live at Farnborough Airshow, hear from top aviation executives on the biggest hurdles the industry faces in building a sustainable future. Akbar Al Baker, Qatar AirwaysArturo Barreira, Airbus Latin AmericaJane Ashton, easyJet Jonathan Wood, NesteLaia Barbara, WEFLauren Riley, UnitedNicolas Chrétien, AirbusPatrick Baudis, MHI RJSheila Remes, Boeing

We revisit the first season of our podcast and string together advice and insights from airline and tech CEOs to map out a pathway for the future of sustainability in aviation.

The International Council on Clean Transportation’s Program Director discusses the challenges and concerns associated with SAF, supersonic aircraft, and what makes him hopeful about the future of aviation.

Graham Webb on the future of airplane engines, P&W’s holistic approach to sustainability, disruptive technologies, and the role of efficient engines in reducing carbon emissions.

Greg McDougall discusses early adoption of technology, flying the world’s first  fully-electric commercial airplane and the electric Beaver.

Dr Patrick Gruber, CEO of Gevo, deep dives into using alternative feedstock, blockchain technology and building trust through transparency.

JetBlue Technology Ventures is unique because it's a corporate venture fund owned by an airline with a mission to further the goals of the entire industry - none of which is more important today than a net-zero future. Amy Burr dives deep into how she and her team are identifying technologies that will make flying greener and perhaps magical too.