KLM plans to operate services using kerosene derived from algae

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KLM plans to operate services using kerosene derived from algae

27-May-2008

KLM reportedly plans to operate services using kerosene derived from algae with in the next two years (Dow Jones Newswires, 26-May-08). The carrier will reportedly commence testing of the new fuel technology in Autumn 2008.

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