Singapore SAF Study Says Outreach, Policy Challenges Remain
The pilot validated the ability to uplift SAF to flights at Changi Airport without any modification to infrastructure, the CAAS says.
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SINGAPORE—The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), GenZero and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have completed a 20-month sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) pilot program, which validated the country’s operational capabilities to support and supply SAF. However, the study also revealed that more...
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