Seattle: After a ground transportation, such as cars and buses are using environmentally friendly technology, air transport did not want to miss. Typically, aircraft is using kerosene as fuel. However, it is exceptionally Boeing . United States aircraft manufacturers that use bio-fuels.
Boeing Uses Environmentally Friendly Fuel for the operation
As preached by autoevolution, Saturday (18 / 6), Boeing 747-8 Freighter are the prime type of flying to Paris, France, using environmentally friendly fuels a kind of "biofuels" derived from a mixture of kerosone and Camelina. Although not fully using biofuels, Boieng succeeded in reducing air pollution by these technologies. Boeing 747-8 Freighter is using an electric engine capacity GEnx-2B.
Camelina, a source of plants are used to make biofuels, grown in Montana and processed by Honeywell UOP. What is interesting is that there is no change in aircraft engines or operating procedures need to be done to accommodate biofuels. If this is successful then the new rules that allow the use of biofuels on all commercial flights will be made.
"It was great. We fly to the Air Transport Exhibition in Paris with this technology. And we did it," said Stan Zukowski, members of the team operating the aircraft. The pilot-tech environmentally friendly it is Keith Otsuka and Rick Braun
