August 18, 2020 | less than a minute read

The 2020s will be a make or break decade for the future of aviation

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Gene Morrison

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Gene Morrison

In July, the Aerospace Technology Institute alongside the UK Government launched an ambitious new program to develop a zero-emission commercial aircraft by 2030, FlyZero.

The aerospace industry is facing many challenges from a decrease in travel from Covid-19 to pressures to make air travel more sustainable. Zerofly is a great example of the innovation needed for the future of aviation.

In these challenging times the industry finds ourselves in we need to think boldly if we are to survive and thrive into the future, post COVID 19. Embracing Zero Emission Flight and the technology innovations that will ultimately get us there will transform flight and help us achieve breakthroughs that will positively effect all stakeholders including travelers, manufacturers, shareholders and society as a whole.