Reducing Aviation Emissions By… 165%? Can SAF Do It?
Could SAF (sustainable aviation fuels) lead to aviation reducing greenhouse gas emissions by over 100%? Clearly that’s impossible, by definition. Isn’t it? Obviously if you have a certain amount of something and you dump all of it, you’ve reduced it by 100%. So...
Airbus – SAF Or Hydrogen? And If Both, Why?
Airbus has set its sights on hydrogen propulsion, but it seems they still think that SAF (sustainable aviation fuels) have a role to play. And here’s why. A few weeks ago, we saw a bit of a debate-by-proxy brewing, when Boeing announced their SAF plans. Boeing...
Japan Airlines SAF – Making Fuel From Old Clothing?
Japan Airlines announced the completion of a flight that used Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) made wholly in Japan. From old clothes and fabrics. Seriously! Japan Airlines (JAL) was an early proponent of SAF, emphasizing its environmental identity. They made the first...
