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Air New Zealand Is First Major Airline To Scrap 2030 Emissions Target

Air New Zealand has become the first major airline to drop its 2030 goal to cut carbon emissions. From a report: The company has blamed difficulties in procuring new planes and sustainable jet fuel. The airline's CEO, Greg Foran said: "In recent mont

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Aug 01 2024
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Air New Zealand Is First Major Airline To Scrap 2030 Emissions Target

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