Syensqo, a global advanced materials company with locations in Alpharetta, Ga., U.S., and Brussels, Belgium, is at the forefront of sustainable aviation innovation at JEC World 2025. The company's sustainability strategy focuses on unveiling new initiatives and demonstrating advancements in material and processing technologies. Syensqo introduces ReGen, a portfolio of sustainable composites for lightweighting objectives, showcasing applications like electric car battery boxes and aerospace components. They invest in fast-cure products and high-rate manufacturing technologies to industrialize composites. At the event, Syensqo highlights projects like the electric car battery box developed with Ricardo and Airborne, the wing spar for Ascendance's ATEA VTOL prototype, and microlauncher components for Orbex's space exploration. The company's partnership with Climate Impulse aims to fly the first zero-emission hydrogen plane around the world, emphasizing sustainable aviation. Syensqo's ReGen portfolio offers circular composites without modifying manufacturing processes, addressing market demands. Syensqo also emphasizes material efficiency by showcasing RMC technology for nonstructural materials in projects like BEMA. By forming partnerships with recyclers, the company maximizes the use of high value-added composites in the supply chain. Live presentations at JEC World 2025 cover topics like sustainability challenges, composite technology for mobility blades, and thermoplastic composite airplane door structure development. Attendees can engage with Syensqo at their booth and live presentations, exploring the future of sustainable composite materials and technologies.