Sustainable Aviation

The administration is accelerating the approval of large loans for clean technologies that the president-elect attacked on the campaign trail.

From energy and trade to finance and defense, here’s how Donald Trump’s second presidency will impact EU policy.

The industry has had enough of new regulations to reduce emissions. Now it wants the money to do so.

Wizz Air’s eye-opening announcement ignites debate about rewarding passengers who fly more.

In addition to high costs, Boom Supersonic’s efforts to revive faster-than-sound passenger flights face climate and sustainability worries.

The Minnesota governor may bring rural appeal but his policies reflect a progressive agenda.

Pressure is growing to boost the production of sustainable aviation fuels, but each solution has big drawbacks.

The surcharge goes into effect for tickets booked from June 26 and departing from European countries.

POLITICO dissects what a rightward shift means for everything from agriculture to defense.

Lufthansa and Ryanair fight over fate of ETS on long-haul flights.

The Commission has given 20 airlines a 30-day ultimatum to correct their claims. Here’s why.

Hydrogen could help make flying greener, but switching away from fossil fuels poses some hefty challenges.

U-turn comes just five months after ministers snubbed the idea amid concern industry is lagging.

Anthony Browne tells POLITICO event government is ‘not in the business of telling people not to fly’ as he talks up sustainable aviation fuel.

Tory rebels of all stripes are taking matters into their own hands as the government’s flagship energy law returns to the House of Commons.

The energy bill is due to return to the U.K. parliament — and that means trouble for Rishi Sunak.

Italy may be frying, but the country’s tourism board says visitors ‘will find a climate suitable for the summer season.’

Marco Troncone told POLITICO airports have to grow in a sustainable way to keep climate-conscious passengers flying.

Erstwhile reformer José Ramón Bauzá Díaz has embraced freebie travel while falling short on disclosure rules.

European Council President Charles Michel hopped on a private jet for 72 of 112 official trips.

The new plan will cancel domestic flights that can be replaced by a short train journey.