Prior to the recent pandemic, it was estimated that on average that around ten million people flew commercially each day worldwide.
The global demand for new commercial airplanes is accelerating as more and more people travel and there is projected to be an increase of nineteen thousand
aircraft over the next twenty years, with an estimated value of over three trillion dollars.
It is a booming industry, but what happens when aircraft get old?
Today we will talk about aircraft recycling, sustainability, and entrepreneurs that are modernizing the industry for the better.
Season 1, Episode 12: Recycling Aircraft
Topics include:
- Aircraft recycling
- Aircraft salvage
- Aircraft disassembly
- End-of-life aircraft
- Aircraft retirement
- Environmental sustainability
- Waste management
- Scrap metal
- Aerospace engineering
- Material recovery
- Component reuse
- Aircraft parts
- Metals recycling
- Composite materials
- Aircraft maintenance
- Recycling processes
- Circular economy
- Aviation industry
- Recycling regulations
- Aircraft storage
- Aircraft transport
- Recycling efficiency
- Environmental impact
- Airline industry
- Aircraft dismantling
- Hazardous materials
- Sustainability standards
- Aircraft design
- Manufacturing processes
- Life cycle assessment
- Resource recovery
- Reuse options
- Environmental performance
- Innovation in recycling processes
- Sustainable materials
- Green technology
- Carbon footprint reduction
