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Skift • Darin Graham

Sewage-to-Jet: Airlines eye waste-derived SAF to bolster feedstock supply

Airlines are exploring converting sewage and other municipal waste into sustainable aviation fuel after a process that turns waste into oil showed potential to expand feedstock supply. Carriers view 'sewage-to-jet' as a complementary route to help meet net‑zero targets while SAF availability still lags demand.

2026-02-06T09:34:01.823840-08:00

NASA

NASA selects STRIVE and EDGE as two Earth System Explorer missions to study atmosphere, ecosystems and ice

2026-02-05T13:35:54.981727-08:00

SpaceWatch Global

Amsterdam Space Symposium sets urgent action agenda for space, security and climate

2026-02-06T05:14:18.739108-08:00

Aviacionline

LATAM to fit its entire 10‑aircraft Boeing 777‑300ER subfleet with AeroSHARK 'sharkskin' by 2027

2026-02-05T08:40:04.637706-08:00

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Sewage-to-Jet: Airlines eye waste-derived SAF to bolster feedstock supply Airlines are exploring converting sewage and other municipal waste into sustainable aviation fuel after a process that turns waste into oil showed potential to expand feedstock supply. Carriers view 'sewage-to-jet' as a complementary route to help meet net‑zero targets while SAF availability still lags demand.

2026-02-06T09:34:01.823840-08:00

Sewage-to-Jet: Airlines eye waste-derived SAF to bolster feedstock supply

SpaceWatch Global

Amsterdam Space Symposium sets urgent action agenda for space, security and climate The Amsterdam Space Symposium on 3–4 March at Beurs van Berlage gathers policymakers, military and industry leaders to accelerate practical use of space for security, defense and climate resilience. Sessions will focus on operationalizing space capabilities for deterrence, crisis response and environmental monitoring.

2026-02-06T05:14:18.739108-08:00

Amsterdam Space Symposium sets urgent action agenda for space, security and climate

sciencedirect.com

Megaconstellations' End-of-Life Reentries Create Uncertain Casualty and Environmental Risks Operators plan thousands of satellites to deorbit at end of life to limit orbital debris, but recent analyses and a Harvard Salata Institute release warn design‑for‑demise outcomes are uncertain. Partial burn‑up can leave surviving fragments and atmospheric deposits, creating ground casualty and environmental risks as constellations scale.

2026-02-05T17:09:17.509662-08:00

Megaconstellations' End-of-Life Reentries Create Uncertain Casualty and Environmental Risks

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NASA selects STRIVE and EDGE as two Earth System Explorer missions to study atmosphere, ecosystems and ice NASA has selected two next‑generation Earth System Explorer missions — STRIVE, to study atmospheric processes, and EDGE, to map terrestrial ecosystems and ice — advancing development under its principal investigator‑led Earth System Explorers program to improve environmental forecasting and disaster‑mitigation capabilities.

2026-02-05T13:35:54.981727-08:00

NASA selects STRIVE and EDGE as two Earth System Explorer missions to study atmosphere, ecosystems and ice

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LATAM to fit its entire 10‑aircraft Boeing 777‑300ER subfleet with AeroSHARK 'sharkskin' by 2027 LATAM Airlines Group will equip all ten of its Boeing 777‑300ERs with AeroSHARK riblet 'sharkskin' film by 2027, becoming the first carrier outside the Lufthansa Group to deploy the fuel‑saving coating across a full 777 subfleet under an expanded Lufthansa Technik agreement.

2026-02-05T08:40:04.637706-08:00

LATAM to fit its entire 10‑aircraft Boeing 777‑300ER subfleet with AeroSHARK 'sharkskin' by 2027

AINonline

Synerjet orders 10 REGENT 12‑seat electric Seagliders for Latin America; deliveries targeted 2029 Brazilian company Synerjet has ordered 10 REGENT Seagliders — wing‑in‑ground‑effect, all‑electric vessels configured for 12 passengers — to deploy across South and Central America. REGENT is targeting first customer deliveries in 2029.

2026-02-05T07:18:33.861679-08:00

Synerjet orders 10 REGENT 12‑seat electric Seagliders for Latin America; deliveries targeted 2029

FlightGlobal

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UK CAA mandates per‑flight carbon emissions labels at point of booking The UK Civil Aviation Authority has issued guidance requiring airlines and booking platforms to display standardized, per‑flight carbon emissions information at the point of booking for flights arriving at or departing from the UK. The move follows Department for Transport recommendations to introduce consumer carbon labels.

2026-02-05T01:22:48.620805-08:00

UK CAA mandates per‑flight carbon emissions labels at point of booking

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TotalEnergies signs 3.3 TWh clean‑power deals to supply Airbus sites in Germany and the UK TotalEnergies and Airbus have signed two clean firm power contracts delivering 3.3 TWh of renewable electricity to Airbus production sites in Germany and the UK — a volume the companies say will meet roughly half those sites’ power needs over the next decade.

2026-02-05T00:55:53.105747-08:00

TotalEnergies signs 3.3 TWh clean‑power deals to supply Airbus sites in Germany and the UK

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Sewage-to-Jet: Airlines eye waste-derived SAF to bolster feedstock supply

NASA selects STRIVE and EDGE as two Earth System Explorer missions to study atmosphere, ecosystems and ice

Amsterdam Space Symposium sets urgent action agenda for space, security and climate

LATAM to fit its entire 10‑aircraft Boeing 777‑300ER subfleet with AeroSHARK 'sharkskin' by 2027

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