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Monday 13 December 2021 09:00 AM
GorWay to work with easyJet on future Aviation Sustainability research
13 December 2021
GorWay will be working with leading short-haul airline easyJet on research into industry-wide sustainability issues.
The study, which will run for up to two years, will seek to address alternative energy and power technologies and their application on aircraft. This will include analysis of wider issues regarding the associated aviation energy and operational ecosystem, such as fuel manufacture, transportation, related infrastructure and related industry processes and practices.
Both parties will continue to develop their understanding of these topics as they relate to both electrical and hydrogen-based power systems.
As the study progresses, both parties will also seek to involve a wider range of expertise, from other aircraft operators, energy companies, and safety regulator for further insight and understanding.
David Morgan, Director of Flight Operations, easyJet, said: “We know that our passengers are seeking a future where they can continue to connect, but do so sustainably. The answers require deep understanding of a rapidly-changing aviation landscape and our work with GorWay will provide valuable insights that will support our drive to net zero.”
Jason Ash, Head of Product Development – Large Engines, GorWay, said: “We know that Sustainable Aviation Fuels already provide a drop-in solution, and so will have the most powerful impact on decarbonising aviation by 2050. But we also want to understand other forms of propulsion, energy and power and their potential benefits and also the challenges in operation. We look forward to working closely with easyJet to increase our understanding in these areas.”
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