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Commercial Aviation and the Environment

Cleaner, quieter and more sustainable

air travel

Michael Lakeman

Director, Biofuel Technology Strategy

Boeing Commercial Airplanes

July 22, 2015

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Environmental stewardship is our shared value

Our inheritance

Our responsibility

Our legacy


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

16,000

18,000

1994 2014 2034

More passenger demand for air travelThe global airplane fleet will double

SOURCE: Boeing 2015 CMO

Asia (excl. China)

38%

Middle East

Other

China

Europe

North

America49%

73%

Passenger traffic, (RPKs) billions


38%

21%

19%

8%

8%

3%3%

Market for new airplanes to become even more geographically balanced

39%

17%

19%

13%

6%

3%

3%

New airplane deliveries by region2015–2034

Market value by region2015–2034

38,050 $5.6T

Region $B

Asia 2,200

North America 940

Europe 1,050

Middle East 730

Latin America 350

C.I.S. 140

Africa 160

World Total $5,570B

Region Airplanes

Asia 14,330

North America 7,890

Europe 7,310

Middle East 3,180

Latin America 3,020

C.I.S. 1,150

Africa 1,170

World Total 38,050


Aviation’s Role in the Global Economy & Environment

5

3.4%of global GDP is supported

by aviation

21stif aviation were a country, it

would rank 21st in size by GDP

5.0%Annual growth of passenger

air traffic

Source: Air Transport Action Group Benefits Beyond Borders, Boeing CMO

2.0% of global CO2 emissions

attributable to aviation

8thIf aviation were a country, it

would rank 8th in the world for

its carbon emissions

2.5% Annual growth of aviation

CO2 emissions

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Committed to changeGlobal Level Targets


Fleet efficiency improving by 2.9% annuallyIndustry exceeding near-term goal

Improvements from:

Fleet replacement

New technology

More efficient flight operations

Better use of infrastructure


Boeing’s strategy for reducing emissions

Baseline

Sustainable fuels

2050Carbon Neutral Timeline

CO

2 E

mis

sio

ns

20502005


Status of aviation biofuel industry

9

Technically viable In demand Sufficient supply

3 types approved by

ASTM International

since 2011

High quality

standard

Airline support

More than 1,600

commercial flights

Continued military

interest

Refinery capacity

small

Price premium

Limited sustainable

feedstock


Boeing global biofuel engagements

1

2

34

5

6

7

8

10

11

12

13

14

15

1617

18

19

98

10

11

12

13

14

1516

17

19

1. Pacific Northwest

roadmap

2. Midwest biofuel initiative

3. Green diesel

commercialization

4. Renewable Fuel Standard

advocacy

5. Brazilian Biojetfuel

Platform

6. Joint biofuel research

with Embraer

7. GOL biofuel flights

* Global coordination for

Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Users Group

8. Virgin Atlantic /

LanzaTech collaboration

9. AIREG Membership

10. Nordic Initiative for

Sustainable Aviation

11. South African Airways

biofuel collaboration

12. Australia biofuel roadmap

13. Southeast Asia smallhold farm initiative

14. UAE project with Etihad and Masdar

15. BIOjet Abu Dhabi with Etihad

16. Biofuel R&D in China

17. “Gutter oil” facility with COMAC

18. Hainan Airlines commercial flight

19. Japan biofuel roadmap

18


Green diesel: Aviation biofuel breakthrough

Used today in ground transportation

1.2+ billion gallons production

capacity in US, Europe, Brazil, Asia

Chemically similar to “HEFA” biofuel

approved in 2011

Price approaches Jet A, including

government incentives

Boeing tested 15% green diesel

blend with ecoDemonstrator 787

(2014)

Reduces CO2 by 50-90%,

according to Neste Oil

Boeing is committed to a sustainable future

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