Deutsche Aircraft, a German OEM, achieved a remarkable milestone by conducting the first flight of a large aircraft, the D328 Uplift, powered by 100% fully synthetic zero aromatics fuel. This groundbreaking flight took place at Oberpfaffenhofen Airport in Germany, using fuel supplied by South African company Sasol. The fuel, chemically identical to Power to Liquid (PtL) fuel, holds promise in significantly reducing aircraft emissions. The collaboration between Deutsche Aircraft and Sasol aims to explore the environmental benefits of employing 100% zero aromatics PtL fuel, potentially cutting CO2 emissions by up to 95% and mitigating non-CO2 impacts as part of the CLIM0ART project. Nico Neumann, COO at Deutsche Aircraft, highlighted the importance of synthetic fuels in optimizing the environmental footprint of their aircraft, underscoring the value of industry partnerships and government support in driving sustainable aviation initiatives. Regina Pouzolz, Director of Sustainable Flight at Deutsche Aircraft, emphasized the goal of making the D328eco™ compatible with renewable PtL fuels, showcasing their commitment to environmental responsibility and global collaboration in advancing green aviation. The successful flight represents a significant step towards greener air travel and showcases the potential for innovative fuel solutions to revolutionize the aviation industry's sustainability efforts.