Sustainable Aviation Fuel Maker LanzaJet Joins Air Transport Action Group

SAF Producer LanzaJet Joins Transport Action Group

SAF technology pioneer LanzaJet is the first fuel producer to join the Air Transport Action Group of industry stakeholders promoting sustainability.

LanzaJet's Freedom Pines refinery in Georgia — LanzaJet expects its first commercial sustainable fuel refinery currently under construction in Georgia, to be operational by the end of the year. (Photo: LanzaJet)

By Curt Epstein • Business Aviation Services Editor

July 25, 2023

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technology pioneer LanzaJet is the first energy provider to join the Air Transport Sector Action Group (ATAG), a global association consisting of airlines and airports, as well as aircraft and engine OEMs, to promote sustainable aviation practices. By joining the ATAG, LanzaJet will now team with like-minded industry stakeholders to support the implementation of sustainable aviation solutions.

“Our Waypoint 2050 analysis outlines the potential pathways to net-zero for aviation,” said Haldane Dodd, the organization’s executive director, adding that all of those strategies will rely heavily on a rapid switch from fossil fuels to SAF. “This may cost up to $1.45 trillion over the coming three decades and requires a collective effort from the aviation sector, governments, finance community, and new-energy providers such as LanzaJet.”

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