How Boeing has been working on a net zero future for over a decade

Since aviation remains, more or less, as good as its tools, aircraft manufacturers bear a huge responsibility, especially as we rely on fleet renewal in the short-term to mitigate the carbon impact of aviation.In this episode, we talk to Boeing’s Vice President of Environmental Sustainability, Sheila Remes who shares how the airframer is collaborating with industry stakeholders to move aviation towards its 2050 net zero goal. We’ll learn how Boeing has been busy preparing for the future, whether it is through its ecoDemonstrator flight test program or its dynamic data-model called Cascade for estimating a pathway to net zero or through its impressive repertoire of cross-sectoral partnerships. Feel free to reach out via email to [email protected]. For more content on sustainable aviation, visit our website green.simpliflying.com and join the movement. It’s about time.Links & More:Sustainable aircraft from NASA, Boeing could fly in 2030s Boeing Sugar Volt looks to the skies in the year 2035Boeing: ecoDemonstrator Net-Zero Reached? Virgin Atlantic Plans A 100% SAF Passenger Flight Next Year Biofuel-powered, laser-loaded Boeing plane of the future visits FedEx hub Biochar: the 'black gold' for soils that is getting big bets on offset markets Boeing Unveils Model to Show Best Routes to Zero Carbon FutureWaypoint 2050