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Qantas Joins Airbus Alliance Accelerating SAF Development

As a long-haul carrier, Qantas needs a reliable supply of commercially priced SAF, and to push that along, it has joined SAFFA.

Airbus spoke to Simple Flying about hydrogen-powered aircraft, the A380, and its yearly $2 billion investment in sustainable innovations.

The company is now a subcontractor for the E-4B replacement.

This is the latest in a series of other SAF-related investments by Emirates.

Alaska Airlines is offering the opportunity to buy SAF credits and get frequent flyer miles in return.

Numerous operators have raised issues with the price of sustainable fuels.

Many budget carriers are keen to increase the amount of SAF they use but face logistical difficulties in doing so.

To invest the billions needed, the SAF industry must find more committed customers and enthusiastic partners like Emirates.

In its typically innovative way, Air New Zealand has sent an open invitation to the SAF community to join it on the road to net zero.

The next day after the protest, SAS announced an investment into a SAF facility in Sweden.