Tony Harrington is a Contributor in the Aviation Sector. He covers a range of topics, including aviation trends, sports, and local news, with a focus on both the aviation industry and various sports teams. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Wales Online, FlightGlobal, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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Tony Harrington predominantly covers topics related to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), electric aircraft, carbon reduction, and partnerships within the aviation industry. His focus is on business and industry as well as transportation and logistics.
Given this focus, pitches should offer insights into advancements in SAF technology, developments in electric aircraft projects, updates on carbon reduction initiatives within the aviation sector or news about significant partnerships between companies operating within these fields.
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By: Tony Harrington
The African Development Bank, a key enabler of economic projects across the region, has joined with Japanese engineering group JGC Corporation to explore ways to collaborate on producing and providing sustainable aviation fuel in Africa. The parties signed a letter of intent during the Ninth Tokyo I
By: Tony Harrington
US-based renewable fuel producer XCF Global has signed an agreement with start-up company New Rise Australia to jointly develop at least three sustainable aviation fuel plants in that country. The pair have signed a ‘binding term sheet’ which grants the Australian business an exclusive 15-year licen
By: Tony Harrington
The Singapore government has announced a dedicated agency to centrally procure sustainable aviation fuel for use at its primary airport, Changi International, the largest aviation gateway in South East Asia, and one of the fastest growing. Established by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CA
By: Tony Harrington
The European Commission has released details of its long-awaited Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP) to help accelerate funding and production of renewable and low-carbon aviation and maritime fuels. Conceding that Europe faces “clear market failure” unless it can quickly attract investment
By: Tony Harrington
US-based renewable fuels pioneer LanzaJet has announced the first production of jet fuel from ethanol at its commercial-scale Freedom Pines Fuels facility in Soperton, Georgia. The company said it was progressing a new generation of post-HEFA product and broadening options for non-fossil-based aviat
By: Tony Harrington
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National carrier Emirates and global aerospace company Safran plan to collaborate to manufacture and assemble aircraft seats in Dubai
Air New Zealand has commenced testing of a battery-electric BETA Alia CX300 aircraft, ahead of commercial evaluation of cargo flights with a second aircraft in 2027. Together with a technical team from the manufacturer, US-based BETA Technologies, the airline will perform flights throughout the coun
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A new assessment of sustainable aviation fuel across the Asia-Pacific region highlights low expectations of usage by 2030 without urgent policy support, saying multiple countries have proposed and discussed SAF targets but few have firm targets or clear implementation mechanisms. The report, based o
Two of the world’s largest airfreight companies, DHL Express and FedEx, have announced fresh deals to buy sustainable aviation fuel in the US, advancing separate commitments that by 2030, SAF will comprise at least 30% of their jet fuel. In the biggest transaction, DHL will procure 83 million gallon
