"Green Flights" tackles the critical question of whether aviation can achieve a sustainable future by exploring revolutionary fuel technologies aimed at reducing the industry's carbon footprint.
The book delves into the science and practicality of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), hydrogen fuel, and electric propulsion, providing a detailed look at their potential to transform air travel.
It examines how biofuels derived from sources like algae and waste biomass stack up against scalability and economic viability, while also addressing the engineering challenges of using hydrogen and the limitations of current battery technology.
The book emphasizes that a singular solution won't eliminate aviation emissions; rather, a blend of innovative fuels, optimized operations, and strategic policies is essential.
It navigates through the historical impact of aviation on the environment before diving into the specifics of SAF, hydrogen, and electric propulsion across its chapters.
It uniquely incorporates interviews with experts, offering first-hand accounts of the challenges and opportunities in green aviation.
"Green Flights" progresses from foundational principles to detailed analyses of various fuel technologies, followed by an evaluation of infrastructure and logistical challenges.
It concludes with policy recommendations and future trends, providing a comprehensive and unbiased assessment.
This approach offers readers a balanced perspective on the path toward sustainable air travel.
