It’s been a big week for the Kangaroo Carrier, just as it has been a big week for Travel Weekly’s editor, who recently discovered her cat is allergic to grass.

We’re sorry to say that you’ll need to take the sour with the sweet in this week’s Aviation Wrap.

According to a panel of experts (including a Travel DAZE 2019 speaker), the industry should not to wait for public support to enact positive social change – they need to enact it themselves.

Airbus has taken a leaf – a feather even – out of nature’s playbook by putting forward an ambitious eco-conscious concept aircraft for the future of air travel.

With Travel DAZE just around the corner, tackling sustainability in all forms this year, ‘Go green or go home’ is the call coming from an international airline.

Qantas is rivalling the Kardashians with their media attention this week. We’ll also take some media attention if there’s extra going around?

Qantas will be using mustard to power its bio-fuel flights. Though we’re not sure whether seeded, dijon, French or American will be favoured for use.

Qantas is promising to use only biofuel by 2020, and we promise not to make any gas jokes about fuel. Besides this one.

United Airlines says it is investing AU$38.93 million in a biofuels company to reduce its vulnerability to oil-price shocks and carbon emission limits.

Aircraft at Brisbane Airport could soon be fuelled with sustainable jet fuel as a new partnership committed to explore the […]