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Credit: Courtesy, Airbus
Airbus and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines have completed a 10-hour flight from Amsterdam to Aruba with an A330-200 using sustainable jet fuel, the longest biofuel flight to date by an Airbus aircraft. According to the Toulouse-based manufacturer, the aircraft took off with a 20% blend of sustainable fuel...
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