In its first year, the 'Climbing Fast' campaign has made significant strides in promoting sustainability and fostering transatlantic partnerships in the aviation industry. One notable achievement is the partnership between FuelWorld Fuel, DHL, and Miami to introduce regular Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) deliveries in Florida. This agreement signifies a major step towards reducing carbon emissions in the aviation sector. Additionally, CleanJoule's innovative CycloSAF process aims to clear the ASTM bar for 100% drop-in SAF, promising a more sustainable alternative for aircraft fuel. Another pioneering initiative is offered by Victor Charter Flight, where one in five clients opt for SAF through a direct-to-consumer model in collaboration with SAF manufacturer Neste. This consumer-driven approach is driving demand for cleaner aviation practices. On the technology front, Beta's expansion of electric charging station networks, supported by a substantial contract from the Department of Health and Human Services, highlights the growing importance of electric aircraft in the industry. Furthermore, the EU-backed Clean Aviation Initiative's selection of H3 Dynamics as a hydrogen fuel cell supplier points towards a future where hydrogen plays a vital role in powering aircraft. Tokyo Haneda Airport's move to restrict pax-onboard fueling is a step towards adopting cleaner refueling practices, with potential implications for airports nationwide. These developments collectively showcase a positive shift towards sustainable aviation practices on a global scale.