First Spanish flight with biofuel

Last Tuesday, Iberia airlines realized the first spanish flight with biofuel. The plane take off Madrid´s airport at 11 o'clock and land at 12 in Barcelona with no problems.
This 'green flight' is a 20% cleaner than flights using other fuels.
There was no need to adapt the plane for this biofuel, wich is formed in a 25% of a no-eatable plant called "camelina" and the 75% of tradicional fuel.
During the flight, there was consumed about 2,600 kilos of a mixture of camelina and fuel savings that have allowed about 1,500 kilos in CO2 emissions, according to Iberia.
I think it's a new form to contrubue to saving the air of the atmosphere and to help to the climatic change. Day by day we're making our world a place a little bit cleaner.
By: Marta Iglesias Martínez-Almeida