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UAS Underlines Business Aviation’s Sustainability Push
No matter how long it takes to ramp up SAF production volumes, Middle East bizav will continue to advocate green policies, said UAS CEO Omar Hosari.
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Omar Hosari, co-owner and CEO, UAS International Trip Support. (Photo: UAS)

Business aviation faces constant pressure to assert its green credentials. In a blog published in March, Omar Hosari, co-owner and CEO of Dubai-based UAS International Trip Support, argued that, in being singled out, business aviation is being unreasonably treated. He set out some of the developments that have taken place to show that the sector is alive to the issue.

“Business aviation often unfairly comes under scrutiny for its environmental impact, despite statistics confirming that the industry creates just a fraction of the total environmental impact that the broader aviation sector is responsible for,” Hosari wrote. “In reality, business and general aviation are a hotbed for sustainability-related innovations and the creation of greener technologies.