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EU funding for “clean aviation technology” reaches EUR664 million

Published by Urban Air Mobility News · September 18, 2026
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EU funding for “clean aviation technology” reaches EUR664 million — AI-generated aviation illustration; not the actual aircraft or reported event.
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The Governing Board of the Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking has approved EUR290 million EU funding for 19 new Clean Aviation projects, which amounts to EUR664 million in total research effort (*). Technologies developed in earlier [...]

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