Global developments in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in July 2024 reflected both challenges and continued investment momentum across technology, production, and infrastructure. Air New Zealand revised its emissions target amid aircraft delivery delays and high SAF costs, while Airbus strengthened its commitment through new investments in LanzaJet and global e-SAF collaborations with HIF Global.
Industry partnerships expanded across multiple regions. Boeing and Clear Sky advanced SAF technology in the U.K., while United Airlines became the first to procure SAF at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. Collaborative funding through the SAF Financing Alliance and infrastructure expansion by Neste and JetBlue Airways highlighted ongoing progress in SAF commercialization despite market headwinds.
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