Air Travel Is Destroying the Planet. An Israeli

The number of commercial flights is set to surge in the years ahead, and the aviation industry’s CO2 emissions will become a major problem for humanity. Does the solution lie in fuel produced from sewage and in electric planes that have been developed in Israel?

Her flight was scheduled to take off from Israel at 8 P.M. on Monday, October 1, 2063. She had planned to leave for the new airport, situated on an artificial island off the coast of Tel Aviv, an hour and a half ahead of departure time, but the chip in her arm signaled that the flight would be delayed by an hour, time better spent at home. An hour later she ordered a taxicopter to take her to the airport. The small, electric, pilotless device landed nearby, and after she punched in her destination and pressed the “Liftoff” button, she was flown away.