ICAO's Committee on Aviation Environmental Protection in February committed to a timetable for development of a CO2 Standard for commercial aircraft that would establish the first global fuel-efficiency standard for any industry and is aiming to have it ready in 2013.
ICAO's Committee on Aviation Environmental Protection in February committed to a timetable for development of a CO2 Standard for commercial aircraft that would establish the first global fuel-efficiency standard for any industry and is aiming to have it ready in 2013. ICAO said that "the new standard will set direction and timeframes for manufacturers to continue producing innovative aircraft design and materials, as well as more fuel efficient engines, in order to further ...
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