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Airlines Fly the Skies on a Sugar High

The red-and-white Boeing 737 looked like any other plane on the tarmac at Orlando International Airport. But on a clear day last July, the plane became the first commercial flight powered by a new jet fuel made from sugar cane.

Airlines Fly the Skies on a Sugar High

-New York Times 8/7/14

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