Emirates has begun using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to power flights departing from Singapore Changi Airport following an agreement with specialist supplier Neste.
Approximately 3.3 million litres of blended SAF have been integrated into Changi airport’s fuelling system over the last few weeks, according to the carrier. The move follows recent deals with Neste to supply SAF to the carrier in Amsterdam and London.
The airline, in a statement, added that it is “tracking the delivery of SAF into the fuelling systems, accounting for and assigning its environmental benefits through widely used and accepted industry methodologies”.
Adel Al Redha, Emirates deputy president and COO, said: “While the activation of this agreement…