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A flight powered by cooking oil takes to the skies.

Live from the BBC World Service,

this is the Marketplace Morning Report.

I'm Luke Wilson in for Leanna Byrne.

Good morning.

The first transatlantic flight powered only by what's being called sustainable aviation fuel

is due to take off from London in less than an hour.

The Virgin Atlantic flight has been part funded by the UK government and has no paying passengers

on board.

The fuel, made from cooking oil and other waste fats, is more expensive, so flight

prices would end up being higher, but airlines see it as a major milestone in achieving green flight.

The BBC's Casey Austin reports.

How to decarbonise flying is a very big, very difficult question.

A flight from London to New York today aims to demonstrate

part of the answer. I watch the Boeing 787 plane that Virgin Atlantic is

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