Business aircraft departing Geneva Airport at the conclusion of EBACE next week will again have the opportunity to fill up on sustainable aviation fuel.
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Business aircraft departing Geneva Airport at the conclusion of the EBACE show next week will again have the opportunity to fill up on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). For the third year in a row, Jet Aviation will provide a 35% SAF blend to its customers.
“SAF is an important part of our efforts towards a more sustainable future, for the industry and for Jet Aviation,” said João Martins, the company’s v-p of FBO operations in Europe and general manager of its Zurich location. “We were proud to be the first company to bring SAF to Switzerland in 2020, and since then we have continued to work in partnership to increase availability in the region, and globally.”
This year, the General Dynamics subsidiary will be joined by fellow FBO operator Signature Aviation in distributing SAF for the event, which runs from May 28 to 30. Also in partnership with TotalEnergies, Signature will offer a 30% blended SAF, enabling its customers to achieve a 24% life cycle carbon emissions savings compared with conventional jet-A.
While some airframers have demonstrated their aircraft compatibility with 100% SAF, which can provide life cycle emissions savings of up to 80%, SAF is currently only approved for retail use at blends of up to 50%.
“EBACE provides an incredibly unique opportunity to both experience and help shape the future of aviation, with sustainability being at the forefront of the conversation,” said Sophie Lesnoff, Signature’s area director for mainland Europe. “In bringing SAF to Geneva for this year’s event, we are thrilled to be giving more of our guests the opportunity to take an active part in helping business aviation work towards net zero.”
Business aircraft departing Geneva Airport (LSGG) at the conclusion of the EBACE show next week will again have the opportunity to fill up on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). For the third year in a row, Jet Aviation will provide a 35% SAF blend to its customers.
“SAF is an important part of our efforts towards a more sustainable future, for the industry and for Jet Aviation,” said João Martins, the company’s v-p of FBO operations in Europe and general manager of its Zurich location. “We were proud to be the first company to bring SAF to Switzerland in 2020, and since then we have continued to work in partnership to increase availability in the region, and globally.”
This year, the General Dynamics subsidiary will be joined by fellow FBO operator Signature Aviation in distributing SAF for EBACE, to be held May 28 to 30. Also in partnership with TotalEnergies, Signature will offer a 30% SAF blend.
“EBACE provides an incredibly unique opportunity to both experience and help shape the future of aviation, with sustainability being at the forefront of the conversation,” said Sophie Lesnoff, Signature’s area director for mainland Europe. “In bringing SAF to Geneva for this year’s event, we are thrilled to be giving more of our guests the opportunity to take an active part in helping business aviation work towards net zero.”