A Bucks County company makes jet fuel out of ‘air.’ The military wants to make it anywhere

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Greg Constantine says his Bucks County company can turn air and water into fuel for jet planes, boats and military vehicles — and with far less impact on the climate than conventional fossil fuel production.

Constantine and his team at Airco unveiled their new manufacturing plant at a New Britain industrial park Wednesday. The facility has a system that combines carbon dioxide and hydrogen to generate synthetic fuels, which the company plans to produce in compact, mobile units that the U.S. military can install anywhere in the world…

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