In Mexico, Mexico News Daily reported that Airbus and Mexican airline Volaris have established a strategic alliance with the aim of supporting the development and adoption of sustainable aviation fuels in Mexico. “This initiative supports our environmental objectives and our participation in broader international decarbonization efforts,” Volaris said. In a Letter of Intent (Lol) presented during the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) 2025 Climate and Aviation Week, the low-cost airline agreed to contribute to the ICAO’s Voluntary Environment Fund to support a feasibility study for sustainable aviation fuel production in Mexico. The study will be conducted through the SAF Assistance, Capacity Building and Training Program (ACT-SAF) in collaboration with the Federal Civil Aeronautics Administration (AFAC) and Airports and Auxiliary Services (ASA). Airbus and ICAO have previously announced feasibility studies for Argentina, Panama and Peru, according to the report.
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