Civil aviation is fast-growing (about+ 5% every year), mainly driven by the developing
economies and globalisation. Its impact on the environment is heavily debated, particularly …

In the present study, hydrogen and some other alternative fuels (such as ammonia,
methanol, ethanol, liquefied natural gas) are considered for aviation applications under a …

In this study, the kerosene fueled turboprop engine of a freight aircraft is investigated along
with exergy dynamic, sustainability, and thermodynamic-based environmental and …

Because of the growing need for efficient energy production systems, energy policies
promoted in recent years have also involved complex structures, like airports. This paper …

Hubbing is an important operational practice in air transport. Many studies have been
conducted to examine the benefits and impacts of hubbing from an economic perspective …

In recent years, the pollution caused by aviation has sharply been increasing as a result of
growing the air traffic. In this study, the emission of pollutants caused by aircrafts' operations …

Air quality in airport attracts a widespread attention due to the emission of GHGs and
pollutants related with aircraft flight. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) has confirmed PM2. 5 …

In this paper, exergy, sustainability, unsustainability, environmental, enviroeconomic,
ecological and inefficiency assessments are done for the JP-8-fueled turbojet engine which …

This paper quantifies the impact of aircraft emissions on local air quality and climate change.
Aircraft emissions during the cruise cycle and the landing/take-off cycle are considered. A …

Airport emissions have received increased attention because of their impact on atmospheric
chemical processes, the microphysical properties of aerosols, and human health. At present …