sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
Swedish airport marks SAF first
Trollhättan-Vänersborg Airport in the southwestern part of Sweden will be the world’s first to use sustainable aviation fuel on all flights
Iberia and Repsol launch SAF at Bilbao
In a Spanish airport first, Iberia Airport Services and Repsol introduce 100% renewable fuel for handling activities at Bilbao
World Fuel and Neste strengthen SAF offer
World Fuel Services (World Fuel) and Neste have signed a new supply agreement concerning sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
Neste establishes Changi SAF supply
Fuel specialist Neste has completed its €1.6bn Singapore refinery expansion project, establishing
a SAF supply chain to Changi Airport
Preparing airports for sustainable aviation fuel
From incentivising airlines to securing their own pipelines, airports are preparing for the widespread use of SAF, finds Emma Kelly
Toulon Hyères refuelling trucks go electric
World Fuel Services (World Fuel) has converted diesel-powered refuelling trucks to electric at Toulon Hyères Airport in the south of France
Inverness to offer continuous SAF supplies
Airports operator HIAL (Highlands & Islands Airports) has begun offering sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at Scotland’s Inverness Airport
UK aviation body calls for government help
Industry coalition Sustainable Aviation has published an updated Net Zero Carbon Road-Map, but called for targeted government backing
Teesside signs Air France-KLM SAF deal
Teesside has become the UK’s first airport to partner with Air France-KLM for the airline’s programme to boost the use of sustainable aviation fuel
Liege ready for SAF distribution
Liege Airport has become the first airport in Belgian capable of providing its airline customers with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
Jet and Neste in Amsterdam SAF partnership
Jet Aviation has signed an agreement to secure and offer Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel (Neste MY SAF) at its FBO at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
IAG signs SAF agreement
IAG has signed an MoU with sustainable fuels tech firm Velocys to acquire 220,000 tonnes of SAF over ten years