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IAG seeks delay to SAF sub-mandates, warning of multibillion-dollar fines

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IAG’s sustainability chief says the airline group could face multibillion-dollar fines if it cannot comply with sustainable aviation fuel sub-mandates, with the resulting costs passed on to passengers. Fuel producers, meanwhile, are urging policymakers to leave the mandates unchanged.

Discovered 2026-11-12T09:19:19.699911-08:00 | 2026-11-12T09:19:19.699911-08:00

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  • The dispute puts the cost and timing of SAF requirements in focus: IAG warns that noncompliance could bring multibillion-dollar fines, while producers oppose delaying the mandates.
  • IAG says any costs associated with inability to comply would be passed on to passengers, linking regulatory implementation directly to airline costs and fares.

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