RE: The Importance Of Jan Meurer

Dear Geoffrey,

     It's been a very, very long time since we were in contact last.
Time certainly goes by.
     As you might know, I retired from Cargolux back in the late 90's and have since enjoyed life as a retiree back in my home country, Denmark.
     But I still keep an eye on the air cargo industry and especially I have become involved in facilitating the industry's transition from fossil fuels and unto sustainable, renewable alternative fuels - also called biofuels.
     It's in my view a vital move for the aviation industry in order to survive in the long term future in order to reduce it's CO2/GHG emissions!
     I noted in a recent Flying Typers edition, which by the way I very much enjoy reading, that you had a coverage Jan Meurer, Jacques Ancher, Pieter Bouw and William Althen, all old buddies from my
time with Cargolux.
     Nice going.
     Keep up the good work.

Yours sincerely,
Robert
Robert Arendal
Cargolux Retired

     Alternative fuels . . . Many talk of them, but actually who is flying them?
     Here, our longtime friend and colleague, the great Robert Arendal, illuminates where in the world flights operated with a limited (but it’s a beginning!) blend of SJFs (Sustainable Jet Fuels).
     “In Europe,” Robert writes, “it’s mainly flights out of Oslo and to a lesser extent out of Stockholm, while in the U.S., it's UAL flights out of Los Angeles.”
     Stay tuned . . .