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Airbus : Ambitions For Sustainable Aerospace Innovations

Camille Saguès, Head of Environment & Sustainability Marketing, Airbus

11-Jun-24 09:30

Airbus : Ambitions For Sustainable Aerospace Innovations

European planemaker, Airbus, has declared that it is pioneering sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. Camille Saguès, its Head of Environment & Sustainability Marketing explains what this all means from the fuel technology it is developing to its progress in bringing to market the world's first hydrogen-powered plane.

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Produced by: Keith Kam

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