Aviation's transition to sustainable alternatives currently faces multiple complex challenges:

• •Many brilliant technologies are being developed, but in a very fragmented and disconnected landscape with little coordination.
• •The transition requires cross-industry collaboration spanning aviation, energy, chemistry, battery tech, materials science, finance, policy and carbon markets.
• •Regulatory and certification frameworks are complex, differ significantly across jurisdictions and evolve frequently.
• •Investors lack trust, confidence and a standardised source to discover, understand and compare opportunities across different innovative technologies.
• •Startups are hitting funding walls and are forced to prioritise survival and perpetual fundraising over technical progress.
• •The sheer volume of specialised knowledge required, from fuel chemistry to carbon accounting and incentive structures, means professionals often spend months or years piecing together fragmented, costly training sessions. This complexity even deters new talent from entering the field.
• ➤The sector is too disconnected, too complex, too uncertain and too fragmented to move at the speed required to meet the goals set by the Paris Agreement.
• ➤We have built a digital platform that brings the entire ecosystem together in a continuous digital feedback loop. It is made up of six interconnected pillars, designed to deliver clear value to every stakeholder and to improve how we all work together toward our common goal. Feel free to explore the pillars below.