Branson hails 'new revolution' in greener aviation fuel
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Branson hails 'new revolution' in greener aviation fuel
The first transatlantic flight to use 100% sustainable aviation fuel took off from Heathrow Airport for JFK in New York.
Founder of the Virgin group Sir Richard Branson said he "hopes it will be the beginning of a new revolution in fuel for years to come." Report by Kennedyl.
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A Virgin Atlantic flight using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) has taken off from London's Heathrow Airport bound for New York.
The flight is the first of its kind across the Atlantic and the..
The first transatlantic flight to use 100% sustainable aviation fuel has taken off from Heathrow Airport for JFK in New York. Transport Secretary Mark Harper said it's an "important first step as it..