On Monday, 30 November AmCham EU published its position on sustainable aviation. Our members represent the entire aviation value chain, from jet fuel providers and engine manufacturers to airframers and aircraft end-users. These members are investing sizable amounts in innovating for environmental improvement, including through the modernisation of aircraft fleets, as well as flight and ground optimisation. Find more on AmCham EU's position on encouraging a more sustainable European aviation industry here. Learn more about the role AmCham EU members are playing in the transition towards a greener European economy here.
Working towards a more sustainable European aviation industry
On Monday, 30 November AmCham EU published its position on sustainable aviation. Our members represent the entire aviation value chain, from jet fuel providers and engine manufacturers to airframers and aircraft end-users. These members are investing sizable amounts in innovating for environmental improvement, including through the modernisation of aircraft fleets, as well as flight and ground optimisation. Find more on AmCham EU's position on encouraging a more sustainable European aviation industry here. Learn more about the role AmCham EU members are playing in the transition towards a greener European economy here.

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