Alaska Air Group on Aug. 29, 2025 signed a sales agreement with Cosmo Oil Marketing — a subsidiary of Cosmo Energy Holdings — to supply blended sustainable aviation fuel for select Hawaiian Airlines flights on the Osaka–Honolulu route, enabling commercial SAF use on transpacific passenger services.
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Extends commercial SAF use to transpacific passenger services and adds to industry momentum as IATA projects sustainable aviation fuel output will double to 2 million tonnes in 2025, covering just 0.7% of airlines' fuel needs (and highlighting supply gaps).
The involvement of Cosmo Oil Marketing underscores growing participation by regional fuel marketers/refiners in SAF supply chains, following milestones such as India's Panipat refinery producing SAF from used cooking oil.
This transaction complements other recent procurement deals in the region — for example, large-scale offtakes for cargo operators — signalling commercial pathways for SAF deployment across passenger and freight networks.
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