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Boeing Confirms Wisk's eVTOLs Are Part of Its Sustainability Plans, and Hydrogen Might Be, Too
Boeing has published a report on how it intends to make aviation more sustainable through multiple investments in new technology.

Boeing this week published its 2021 sustainability report. At first glance, the document follows a pretty standard “corporate and social responsibility” format, spelling out how the aerospace giant intends to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem when it comes to aviation’s impact on the environment. Very topically, this year’s report takes particular account of the impact of the Covid pandemic on its business and the markets it serves.

But beyond the somewhat predictable headline points, the report does give some insights into how Boeing is addressing its sustainability mission. Since last year’s report, the group has appointed Chris Raymond as its first chief sustainability officer, with a brief to push this agenda throughout its global enterprise.