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New SAF Initiative Aims to Boost Asia-Pacific Production Capacity

Stakeholders across airlines, energy producers and governments have unveiled a new sustainable aviation fuel initiative to expand Asia-Pacific SAF production capacity. The collaboration aims to develop regional feedstocks, build conversion facilities and secure long-term offtake agreements to meet soaring demand for greener jet fuel.

2025-05-05T10:58:56.651837-07:00

AeroTime

Japan Airlines Flies First Kansai–Shanghai Flight on Domestically Produced SAF Under ‘Fry to Fly’ Program

2025-05-01T03:54:25.995359-07:00

Vertical Mag

Airbus Signs Deals for H140 Helicopters in EMS Sector at Verticon

2025-03-11T09:41:13.659855-07:00

AINonline

Airbus Unveils Hydrogen and Single-Aisle Aircraft Advances at 2025 Summit

2025-03-25T06:56:26.616923-07:00

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AINonline

HKBAC Launches Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply at Hong Kong International Airport The Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre has launched a sustainable aviation fuel supply service at Hong Kong International Airport, marking the first on-site availability of drop-in SAF for business and general aviation operators and supporting the city’s commitment to decarbonize air transport.

2025-05-12T08:51:04.408152-07:00

HKBAC Launches Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply at Hong Kong International Airport

Aeronews

Singapore Airlines secures Sustainable Aviation Fuel supply agreements with Neste and World Energy Singapore Airlines Group has signed strategic agreements with Neste and World Energy to acquire sustainable aviation fuel and associated certificates, reinforcing its carbon reduction targets and supply chain resilience as it accelerates toward net-zero operations.

2025-05-11T22:39:01.726629-07:00

Singapore Airlines secures Sustainable Aviation Fuel supply agreements with Neste and World Energy

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New SAF Initiative Aims to Boost Asia-Pacific Production Capacity Stakeholders across airlines, energy producers and governments have unveiled a new sustainable aviation fuel initiative to expand Asia-Pacific SAF production capacity. The collaboration aims to develop regional feedstocks, build conversion facilities and secure long-term offtake agreements to meet soaring demand for greener jet fuel.

2025-05-05T10:58:56.651837-07:00

New SAF Initiative Aims to Boost Asia-Pacific Production Capacity

Aviation Week

Global SAF Projects Advance as Political Uncertainty Looms Investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is accelerating worldwide, with major production projects announced across multiple continents. However, political upheaval in key producing regions—from regulatory shifts in Europe to instability in parts of Asia—threatens to derail these efforts and exacerbate uneven capacity growth.

2025-05-04T13:03:05.829294-07:00

Global SAF Projects Advance as Political Uncertainty Looms

Aviation Week

Global SAF Progress Is Uneven As Uncertainty Reigns

2025-05-04T13:03:05.829294-07:00

Global SAF Progress Is Uneven As

AeroTime

Japan Airlines Flies First Kansai–Shanghai Flight on Domestically Produced SAF Under ‘Fry to Fly’ Program Japan Airlines operated its first passenger flight from Kansai International Airport to Shanghai using domestically mass-produced sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) derived from waste cooking oil under the Fry to Fly program. The flight marks Japan’s first commercial deployment of domestically sourced SAF on an international route.

2025-05-01T03:54:25.995359-07:00

Japan Airlines Flies First Kansai–Shanghai Flight on Domestically Produced SAF Under ‘Fry to Fly’ Program

Skies Magazine

Canada Urged to Develop Policy for Sustainable Aviation Fuels Canada's aviation sector is calling for a robust policy framework to accelerate the production and adoption of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), emphasizing the need for government action to meet decarbonization targets and enhance competitiveness in the global market.

2025-04-29T06:39:49.685173-07:00

Canada Urged to Develop Policy for Sustainable Aviation Fuels

FlightGlobal

Study Shows 38% SAF Blend Reduces Helicopter Emissions Significantly German researchers have reported a marked reduction in particulate emissions when helicopters use a 38% blend of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This "first-of-a-kind" study underscores the potential of SAF in curbing environmental impacts of rotorcraft, aligning with the industry's decarbonization goals.

2025-04-28T03:17:54.153242-07:00

Study Shows 38% SAF Blend Reduces Helicopter Emissions Significantly

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