On 7 September, the Governing Board of the Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking approved €380 million*, including €152 million in EU funding, for an additional 8 daring projects accelerating aviation’s...
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Our 2050 is now: pioneering greener aircraft
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Aviation must introduce significantly cleaner aircraft into service by 2035 to achieve the sector’s climate neutrality goals by 2050. The Clean Aviation programme, co-funded by the European Union, is delivering the game-changing aircraft technologies before 2030 to enable it to happen.
Clean Aviation Executive Director Axel Krein shares his thoughts on our 28 daring projects and more. Read more
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