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3 Key Reasons Airlines Feel Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production Is Too Slow

So far, SAF production and use has been too slow but could be accelerated in coming years.

Air New Zealand has secured its targeted SAF usage in 2025 with substantial supplies in Los Angeles and San Francisco

The airline has expanded its SAF usage to multiple airports.

SAF is a major focus of the industry today.

The carrier is rolling out a new partnership.

The plant’s location has been revealed as the city of Moorhead, Minnesota.

The aim is to meet 40% of California’s aviation fuel needs via SAF in the coming years.

Key challenges to SAF supply include volatile feedstock markets, limited production capacity, and lack of global regulatory alignment.

Some sources claim that SAF emits the same amount of carbon as conventional aviation fuel.

Neeleman’s solution would be to invest and discover more ways within those industries that usedistillate and diesel fuels.