AEG Fuels has signed an agreement to deliver Jet A and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to four high‑demand U.S. Jet Aviation fixed‑base operators, while Jet Aviation is expanding its SAF footprint in Europe — including a permanent Basel supply — shifting from event‑based deployments to more consistent regional availability.
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Adds dedicated SAF and Jet A supply at four high‑volume FBOs, improving refuelling options for business jets and increasing routine access to low‑carbon fuel at the point of need (FBO level). See the recent US FBO SAF rollout example for context (source:57be1d25-141e-425d-9f88-61b480157023).
Jet Aviation’s decision to establish a permanent Basel SAF supply marks a shift from ad‑hoc, event‑driven deployments to steady regional availability, which can simplify compliance and operations under evolving EU SAF rules (source:417dbdad-4edd-4f44-9da0-da92f604b1b9).
Business aviation is an outsized early SAF offtaker but global production remains limited versus demand; FBO‑level supply deals partially mitigate access constraints even as industry forecasts show SAF volumes still short of targets (source:80be22e9-cd09-4710-8a89-d33bd6055b9d).
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• Bill Carey