The Jatropha Biofuel-Based Airbus A320 Soared With Success
Amelia Roblin — November 26, 2010 — Autos
References: theengineer & gizmag
I am guilty of having an extensive ecological footprint with all of the traveling I do, but with the recent success of a jatropha biofuel-based Airbus, I have high hopes that I'll soon be flying greener.
Brazil's TAM Airlines sent one of its A320 airplanes on this maiden voyage that lasted 45 minutes and carried 20 employees. Powered by an increasingly more sustainable mixture with 50% local bio-kerosene, the jatropha biofuel-based Airbus jet has just made history.
Brazil's TAM Airlines sent one of its A320 airplanes on this maiden voyage that lasted 45 minutes and carried 20 employees. Powered by an increasingly more sustainable mixture with 50% local bio-kerosene, the jatropha biofuel-based Airbus jet has just made history.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Aviation - The success of jatropha biofuel-based aircrafts provides an opportunity for the aviation industry to explore sustainable fuel options.
2. Bio Kerosene Fuel - The emergence of bio-kerosene as a viable fuel alternative presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the energy sector.
3. Green Travel - The use of eco-friendly biofuel in aircrafts opens up new possibilities for the travel and tourism industry to cater to eco-conscious customers.
Industry Implications
1. Aviation - The aviation industry can leverage sustainable aviation trends by adopting biofuel-based aircrafts, reducing carbon emissions.
2. Energy - The energy industry can tap into the market for bio kerosene fuel, driving the development of sustainable energy solutions.
3. Travel and Tourism - The travel and tourism industry can attract environmentally conscious travelers by offering green travel options like biofuel-powered flights.
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