Susan Ying FRAeS, FAIAA’s Post

"#Brazil will be the largest supplier of world of #SAF in the world. ...Brazil also plenty of renewable energy options with hydro and wind. But we do need to be clear about SAF. It is prohibitively expensive. And we must not put the same responsibilities on carriers in developing countries as we do on carriers in the developed world.... SAF is one of the ways we get to #netzero by 2050 but it is not the only way. We need to study new #technologies because, at this moment in time, SAF is too expensive to be the only solution." #sustainableaviation #electricaviation

Lukas W.

Captain, FAA ATP, EASA & UK CAA ATPL, Gulfstream GIV, Learjet 45/75, Phenom, Military & Civilian Flying Instructor, UAS pilot ,Aeronautical Engineer, Future Flight & Green Technology, Photo & Technical Journalism, MRAeS

1mo

Resilience means there is no "one size fits all solution". Aviation safety was built upon back up plans in the event of failure modes. People need multiple options.

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Bruce Sawhill

Systems Scientist. Data science, optimization, simulation. Demographic and market analysis. Transportation network architecture and optimization. Best-selling co-author of The Adjacent Possible.

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And it will be very hard to get enough of the cheap kind. (From crops)

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