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Sustainable fuel flight is big step, but now it's Government's turn to match businesses' green ambitions

As we approach the 120th anniversary of the Wright Brothers pioneering efforts, the first transatlantic flight powered by sustainable aviation fuels takes off from London Heathrow later this week bound for JFK in New York.  

It’s another big moment. Not just for the aviation sector, but for jobs, the environment, growth and competitiveness across London and wider UK economy.  

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