American Airlines CEO Robert Isom: “We are not moving fast enough. . . . We risk not meeting our goals.”
Credit: IATA
With most grand projects, there’s usually an early excitement and enthusiasm stage followed by a phase of seeing the full costs of the endeavor become clear. The airline industry’s plan to be carbon net zero by 2050—a plan that relies heavily on being able to use much more sustainable aviation fuel...
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