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    A4E Aviation Summit 2023

    29 March 2023 | Brussels | Bringing together Europe’s leading airline CEOs, policymakers and global aviation leaders.2022 highlighted how central aviation is to the lives of Europeans as millions of people got back on board to travel, to reconnect and embrace their freedom to move about the continent. However a perma-crisis in Europe, built off a pandemic, an unprecedented war and an evolving economic environment, poses challenging questions for Europe’s airlines. These questions will set the tone for the remainder of the decade to come, particularly in the context of a globally competitive market. This year’s Aviation Summit gives us space to catch our breath after an intense 2022 and take stock of how airlines have gotten back to safely transporting millions of passengers across Europe. How do we continue on from this and ensure that we have a strong, sustainable and competitive airline industry in Europe?

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    Disruptive Propulsion Technologies for large commercial aircraft

    Exclusive partner Pratt & Whitney

    This webinar will examine how far the drive towards delivering 100-seat plus airliners with propulsion technologies that will deliver fundamentally lower emissions is progressing. It will feature leading technology players to explain developments to date and what to expect in the coming 2-3 years covering electric, hybrid, hydrogen fuel and hydrogen combustion technologies.

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    Spotlight on airline sustainability strategies

    Exclusive partner Pratt & Whitney

    In the fourth of its series of webinars on the industry’s most important agenda items in aviation sustainability, FlightGlobal and a panel of industry experts will take stock of the progress airlines have made, and what the next steps are.

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    Is there a sustainable future for business aviation?

    Exclusive partner Pratt & Whitney

    Business aviation proved resilient to the Covid-19 crisis. However, in the eyes of many activists, the sector – with its low passenger to fuel-use ratio – is a major carbon culprit. In recent years, business aviation has been at the forefront of efforts to drive down the environmental impact of flying. In this webinar, leaders from across business aviation explain what they are doing to improve the industry’s image and what further steps will be necessary to genuinely reduce its emission footprint.

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    Hydrogen and electrics: the great disruptive propulsion debate

    Exclusive partner Pratt & Whitney

    The past two years have seen huge advances in electric propulsion. However, battery weight is a major barrier to scaling up the technology to become commercially viable for anything larger than small general aviation aircraft. Is hydrogen then the breakthrough power source that will allow the industry to transition towards zero-net-carbon? Perhaps, but, again, developments are still in their infancy. Our expert panel will discuss whether hydrogen, electric, or hybrid-electric propulsion represents the best bet for a sustainable future for aviation.

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    Sustainability: Taking stock of SAF

    Exclusive partner Pratt & Whitney

    In the first of its series of four webinars on the industry’s most important agenda items in aviation sustainability, FlightGlobal and a panel of industry experts will take stock of the progress towards the widescale use of sustainable aviation fuels.

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    Asia-Pacific: a hub for tomorrow’s technologies

    By In association with Singapore Airshow, exclusive partner CFM.

    The region is rapidly becoming a hub for some of the latest innovations in aviation, from urban air mobility to sustainable propulsion. Ahead of February’s Singapore Airshow, where many of these exciting developments will be major talking points, we bring together a panel disruptive thinkers and aerospace leaders to discuss ...