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NASA has learned that a green technology developed by aviation personnel over the past 6 years could help commercial airlines save more than $250 billion
.
The U.
S.
aviation agency said in a statement that the new technology, developed by NASA's Environmentally Responsible Aviation (ERA), can reduce aviation fuel use by 50 percent, pollute by 75 percent and reduce noise by 1/8
of today.
"If these green technologies enter commercial aviation, it is estimated that $255 billion in operating costs
could be saved between 2025 and 2050.
" Jaiwon Shin, NASA's principal assistant for aeronautical research, said
.
/
NASA has learned that a green technology developed by aviation personnel over the past 6 years could help commercial airlines save more than $250 billion
.
The U.
S.
aviation agency said in a statement that the new technology, developed by NASA's Environmentally Responsible Aviation (ERA), can reduce aviation fuel use by 50 percent, pollute by 75 percent and reduce noise by 1/8
of today.
"If these green technologies enter commercial aviation, it is estimated that $255 billion in operating costs
could be saved between 2025 and 2050.
" Jaiwon Shin, NASA's principal assistant for aeronautical research, said
.
/
/
