This ANA Boeing 787-8 is part of the airline’s Future Promise project, which uses SAF and new cabin materials to reduce weight and the use of plastics.
Credit: Rob Finlayson
As airlines and governments step up their efforts to reduce carbon emissions and make sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) more available, Japan is particularly keen to be a regional leader. Sustainability initiatives are widely supported by the Japanese. The United Nations’ 17 sustainable development...
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