An industry consortiumled by LFV Sweden and including Swedavia, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, GE Aviation and Rockwell Collins has been awarded an active role in the Atlantic-Interoperability Initiative to Reduce Emissions Green Connections project to validate how existing technology can be better utilized and how ground-based operations can be improved to reduce air travel CO2 emissions. The contract is one of 18 new projects selected by the SESAR Joint Undertaking involving 40 airlines, airports, ANSPs and industry partners to expand AIRE.
An industry consortiumled by LFV Sweden and including Swedavia, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, GE Aviation and Rockwell Collins has been awarded an active role in the Atlantic-Interoperability Initiative to Reduce Emissions Green Connections project to validate how existing technology can be better utilized and how ground-based operations can be improved to reduce air travel CO2 emissions. The contract is one of 18 new projects selected by the SESAR Joint Undertaking involving 40 airlines, ...
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