 The UK government, on 20th of April, unveiled Zero Emission Flight (ZEF) Delivery Group - a group of aviation experts, from the industry & government, who will work together to make zero emission flight a reality. The group is formed based on a FlyZero project - a research led by Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) aiming at the same goal. In order to move forward, the group will attract experts from the DfT and Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) as well as the Civil Aviation Authority. It is an intricately linked chain wherein the ZEF Delivery Group’s role will provide advice to government and the Jet Zero Council (a cross-industry advisory forum) on how best to accelerate the adoption of zero-emission aircraft in commercial air transport for passenger and freight operations. The group is led by Rachel Gardner-Poole who is the chief operating officer for the Connected Places Catapult and has previous experience at the UK Civil Aviation Authority and the UK Space Agency.
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