In a move meant to revolutionize air travel, Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines has partnered with California startup JetZero to design and build “more sustainable aircraft” for commercial flights.

Delta Air Lines is assisting JetZero with its development of a sustainable blended-wing-body aircraft through a partnership with the aerospace startup.

The airline will support JetZero’s work on a demonstrator aircraft with a novel shape. The goal is to boost sustainability.

Delta said yesterday it would partner with JetZero on a project where the airline would contribute resources to the aviation startup through its "Sustainable Skies Lab" program. While not involving any monetary investment, the program gives JetZero "the direct support of [Delta's] talent and access to its industry-leading operations."

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Delta Air Lines partners with JetZero to develop a revolutionary, sustainable passenger plane with reduced emissions and fuel costs, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050.

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