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United Airlines, five other companies launch effort to develop sustainable aviation fuel

By: CNBC.com News
The United Airlines Ventures Sustainable Flight Fund will start with money invested from Air Canada, Boeing, GE Aerospace, JPMorgan Chase and Honeywell.
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