Energy and sustainability innovation are becoming essential for the growth and sustainability of the global industry, aligning with the commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) stands out as a pioneer in sustainability, boasting a groundbreaking microgrid that powers the entire facility, including the upcoming new terminal, through natural gas and solar energy. PIT aims to redefine its role as an energy hub, not just a transportation center, by offering cleaner fuel options like hydrogen and Sustainable Aviation Fuel and collaborating across industries to test new technologies. The airport's new terminal, opening this year, prioritizes energy efficiency and sustainability, aiming for LEED Gold certification and Parksmart Silver certification. Chad Willis, Director of Planning, Environmental, & Sustainability at Allegheny County Airport Authority, emphasizes PIT's commitment to resilience and sustainability. Connect Airlines also embraces zero carbon technologies, with CEO John Thomas advocating for the adoption of more eco-friendly turboprops to replace older regional jets, leading to reduced emissions and improved economics. Both PIT and Connect Airlines are gearing up to participate in the FTE World Innovation Summit in Pittsburgh, showcasing their dedication to advancing sustainability in the aviation industry.