The Jet Zero Taskforce in the United Kingdom is a collaborative initiative between the government and stakeholders in the aviation sector with the goal of decarbonising the industry. The taskforce, led by Transport Secretary Louise Haigh MP, aims to provide strategic leadership in supporting innovation, economic growth, and the transition towards sustainable practices. By bringing together key players from government departments and industry organizations, the taskforce seeks to address various challenges in achieving decarbonisation. Key areas of focus for the taskforce include the promotion of sustainable aviation fuels, the development of zero-emission aircraft, and enhancing operational efficiencies within the aviation system. The group also aims to explore the potential for using hydrogen and other energy sources in the aviation sector. Additionally, efforts will be made to understand and mitigate the non-CO2 impacts of aviation on the climate. The taskforce comprises a diverse range of members, including government officials, CEOs of airlines and aviation companies, and experts in sustainable aviation and aerospace research. Through this collaboration, the taskforce intends to overcome regulatory, infrastructure, and commercialization barriers that currently hinder the decarbonisation of the aviation sector. The terms of reference for the Jet Zero Taskforce are set to be finalized after the first plenary meeting in December 2024. This document will define the scope and objectives of the taskforce's work in driving the decarbonisation agenda forward. The taskforce's strategic and outcome-focused approach signals a positive step towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly aviation industry in the UK.