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D Kaminski-Morrow, Rolls-Royce has sustainable vision for green flight future, Flight`International, 10-16 March 2020, p 9
In UK, Rolls-Royce predicts that an element of electric propulsion within commercial flights will appear by 2029, but that sustainable aviation fuels will still be required since 2/3 of all jet fuel is used on sectors longer than 1000 nm, not achievable by electric propulsion alone. It is estimated that 500 million tonnes of SAF will be needed boy 2050.
Abstract details
Journal title: Flight International
Keywords: 2 Aerospace - 2.5 Alternative aviation fuels
Subjects: Electric vehicles, Aviation fuel
