Delta Air Lines, JetBlue Boost SAF Commitments

Graham Warwick September 30, 2021
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Airbus has begun delivering U.S.-assembled aircraft to JetBlue using SAF.
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Delta Air Lines and JetBlue Airways have each signed large offtake agreements with new producers of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as both airlines aim to convert at least 10% of their annual jet fuel usage to low-carbon alternatives by 2030. Delta has signed an agreement with California-based...
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