sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)

23rd May 2024

London Oxford, the UK’s fifth largest airport in terms of business aviation movements, has begun offering sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)

17th May 2024

The $20m investment will enable sustainable fuels specialist LanzaJet to build its capacity to deploy its SAF process technology globally

16th May 2024

KeyState Energy, CNX Resources, and Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) will collaborate to develop a sustainable aviation fuel hub

21st December 2023

Skellefteå City Airport has become the first individual airport in Sweden to join the SAS corporate sustainability programme

30th November 2023

Volatus Infrastructure & Energy Solutions and LYTE Aviation aim to fulfil the infrastructure requirements for all types of eVTOL technologies

26th October 2023

A study has found that Ireland has the potential to develop a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry generating revenue of €2.55bn by 2050

25th October 2023

Farnborough Airport, the UK’s principal business aviation airport, has sold its millionth litre of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

6th July 2023

Estonia’s Tallinn Airport is on course to achieve carbon neutrality by 2025 – five years earlier than originally planned

14th June 2023

Cargolux has become the first airline to use SAF at Luxembourg Airport, thanks to a new partnership with fuel supplier Neste

12th June 2023

Travel tech specialist Amadeus has acquired a minority stake in Caphenia, a German firm investigating the production of synthesis gas

8th June 2023

Key players in the Australian aviation and green hydrogen industries have officially launched the Hydrogen Flight Alliance (HFA) at Brisbane Airport

8th June 2023

Trollhättan-Vänersborg Airport in the southwestern part of Sweden will be the world’s first to use sustainable aviation fuel on all flights