BA is building a waste to fuel plant - is this the dawn of green aviation?
BA is building a waste to fuel plant - is this the dawn of green aviation?
British Airways has announced it will open Europe's first waste to jet fuel plant, is the start of green aviation or a publicity stunt?
Once this is up and running it will finally be green to fly
I won't fly as it's still too unenvironmentally friendly
This is not a PR stunt but it will not help the fight against climate change
British Airways has announced it will open Europe's first waste to jet fuel plant, is the start of green aviation or a publicity stunt?
Once this is up and running it will finally be green to fly
I won't fly as it's still too unenvironmentally friendly
This is not a PR stunt but it will not help the fight against climate change
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