Neste and United Airlines expand SAF use to three major U.S. airports
Neste and United Airlines are expanding their use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to three major U.S. airports. This collaboration aims to increase the availability and adoption of SAF within the aviation industry.
The expansion will see SAF supplied to United Airlines at Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), Denver International Airport (DEN), and San Francisco International Airport (SFO). This move builds upon the existing partnership between Neste and United, which has focused on advancing the use of SAF as a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from air travel.
Neste, a producer of renewable diesel and SAF, is a key supplier in this initiative. The company has been working to scale up SAF production and supply chains to meet growing demand from airlines and other stakeholders in the aviation sector. By making SAF available at these prominent U.S. hubs, the partnership seeks to facilitate easier access for United Airlines and potentially other carriers.
The use of SAF is considered a critical strategy for decarbonizing aviation, as it can significantly reduce the lifecycle carbon emissions of flights compared to traditional jet fuel. This expansion represents a tangible step towards integrating SAF more broadly into commercial aviation operations.
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