Airlines Play Long, Short Games On SAF

March 16, 2023
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Viridos plans to grow microalgae in vessels containing seawater.
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Airline investments in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) range from strategic to tactical, from United Airlines backing an algae biofuels startup one day and JetBlue Airways securing near-term fuel supply at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) the next. This reflects the need to get moving on...

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