In Switzerland, The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has established the Civil Aviation Decarbonization Organization (CADO) to manage the IATA-developed SAF Registry when it is released. “CADO will turbo-charge the imminent launch of the IATA-developed SAF Registry. Its mandate is to manage the SAF Registry as a separate entity from IATA with an open and […]
In Florida, Signature Aviation announced the expansion of its blended sustainable aviation fuel offering at six new locations across Europe following multiple blended SAF supply agreements. SAF will be available in 2025 at these Signature locations: East Midlands Airport (EMA), Aéroport Paris Le Bourget (LBG ), Gatwick Airport (LGW), London Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Luton […]
In Florida, Banyan Air Service announced it is now offering sustainable aviation fuel making it one of the first South Florida FBOs to commit to SAF from the fuel’s new Port Everglades supply point. The SAF supplied through Avfuel is blended at a 30% SAF to 70% conventional jet fuel ratio. This fuel meets ASTM […]
In Switzerland, The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said it has enhanced its IATA CO2 Connect emissions calculator to account for carbon emissions reductions related to the usage of SAF. This follows the recent publication of the IATA SAF Accounting & Reporting Methodology which includes specific accounting rules and practices on how to include SAF […]
In Finland, Finnair and DB Schenker have initiated their sustainability collaboration by signing an agreement for DB Schenker to purchase nearly 400 tons of scope 3 CO2e reductions, equaling approximately 120 tons of sustainable aviation fuel from Finnair. Both companies are committed to increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuel to reduce the greenhouse gas […]
In Australia, Virgin Australia has entered an agreement with Viva Energy to source SAF for its flights departing from Proserpine, Queensland, between March and July 2025. Under the terms of the agreement, Viva Energy will provide Virgin Australia with SAF consisting of Jet A1 and a 30-40% synthetic blend component made from waste and residue […]
In Canada, Airbus noted that the first sustainable aviation fuels delivery recently took place at the Airbus Canada’s A220 site, enabling the Mirabel teams to use SAF for production, customer acceptance and test flights. This now means that all Airbus commercial aircraft assembly sites around the world are now using sustainable aviation fuel for their […]
In New Jersey, AIN reported that the UK’s Farnborough Airport has signed a letter of intent with Hydrogen Refinery—a local developer of sustainable aviation fuel —to purchase more than 3.3 million gallons (12.5 million liters) of SAF annually. London-area Farnborough is already one of the business aviation industry’s largest distributors of SAF. It has sold […]
In the UK, Travel Weekly reported that UK aviation will fail to meet the government’s sustainable aviation fuel target for 2030, according to the Climate Change Committee which advises ministers. The report noted that the committee forecasts SAF will comprise just 6% of UK aviation fuel by 2030, not 10% as required under the SAF […]
In Japan, Global Brain has invested in Twelve Benefit Corporation through its TOKYU-CNST GB Innovation Fund L.P. (TCIF). Twelve is currently constructing its first commercial demonstration scale plant in the State of Washington, United States. The sustainable aviation fuel produced at this facility is already under offtake agreements with major airlines such as Alaska Airlines […]
