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Air New Zealand releases biofuel test flight results 
Biofuel Review | Fri, May 29
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Up to 1.4 tonnes of fuel can be saved on a twelve-hour long haul flight powered by a 50/50 blend of second generation jatropha sustainable biofuel and traditional Jet A1, according to test flight results released by AIr New Zealand. The result is one of the key findings from the company's Boe...
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