Sustainable Aviation Fuels - VibeWire Magazine

Air Astana Making Progress Towards Net Zero Emissions 2050

Air Astana has co-financed a comprehensive study into developing sustainable aviation fuel production in Kazakhstan.

South Africa has the potential to produce up to 4.5 billion liters of SAF annually.

IATA believes that with some incentives and the right policy settings enough SAF will be available for airlines to meet their 2030 targets.

IATA believes that with some incentives and the right policy settings enough SAF will be available for airlines to meet their 2030 targets.

Using SAF is starting to become a reality at Singapore Changi Airport thanks to a new deal between Neste and the Singapore Airlines Group.

Today, Cathay Pacific has set new interim carbon emission reduction targets for 2030 while staying committed to net zero by 2050.

Qanats has invested in a partnership to help regenerate the Great Barrier Reef and launched its 2024 Regional Grants program.

SAF reduces emissions by up to 80% throughout its lifecycle.