Following the previous panel on the role of modelling in setting sustainability targets, this discussion will shift focus to the complex and expansive landscape of global initiatives driving the aviation sector toward net zero. With numerous task forces, working groups, and multistakeholder collaborations underway, navigating this crowded space has become increasingly challenging.
The session will explore how to consolidate and coordinate these parallel efforts to avoid fragmentation and duplication. For instance, ATAG’s SAF multi-stakeholder mapping illustrates the sheer scale and diversity of current initiatives, highlighting the need for greater alignment. Similarly, there are nine major task forces operating globally — but how can the industry identify which groups should be working together and where synergies can be created?
Panellists will examine successful examples of coordination, such as the UK’s approach to sustainable aviation, and discuss how these models can be adapted at a global level. The conversation will also address how to foster more effective communication between different groups, ensuring that industry and policy efforts are complementary rather than competing. By streamlining collaboration and improving strategic alignment, the session aims to uncover a more cohesive and effective path toward sustainable aviation.
