Taking on Air: An Interview With a Sustainable Fuel Pioneer

Published on May 4, 2023

The novelty of its product, and the need to promote legislation that allows the use of pure SAFs for commercial flights, means the Air Company will need to keep building its reputation through demonstration projects with the support of risk-taking entities. This includes entities such as NASA which in 2022 awarded Aira NASA Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) award, as they work towards decarbonizing the rocket fuel used for extraterrestrial aviation. Sheehan insists that his path from vodka and perfume to rocket fuel has grounding right here on Earth.

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