In Japan, Japanese airline Skymark Airlines said it has signed an agreement with ENEOS Corporation regarding the purchase of SAF in Japan. From February 4, 2025, to the end of March 2025, a certain amount of SAF derived from used cooking oil will be blended into aviation fuel and supplied for flights departing from Haneda to Naha. “We are committed to achieving net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050. As part of this commitment, we have set a goal to replace 10% of the aviation fuel we use with SAF by 2030. This marks our first step in procuring SAF, which represents a significant milestone toward achieving this goal,” the airline said. “We will continue to promote initiatives such as introducing aircraft with lower greenhouse gas emissions and increasing the use of SAF. Through our mission to provide safe, reliable, and high-quality air services to all people at affordable prices, we aim to contribute to the sustainable development of society and make air travel accessible to everyone.”
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