Global momentum for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) continued to strengthen in October 2025, driven by new book-and-claim programs, SAF-attributed flights, and facility expansions. Kenya Airways completed Africa’s inaugural SAF-attributed flight under a book-and-claim system, while Iberia launched “SAF Circle” to help corporate customers reduce Scope 3 emissions.
Several SAF and e-fuel projects advanced globally, with new agreements in Australia and the U.S., waste-to-SAF developments in India and the UK. Policy activity also increased, with the UK proposing a revenue certainty mechanism, Washington State opening a public consultation on SAF distribution, and Singapore mandating a minimum 1% SAF blend for departing flights starting in 2026.
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