Airports
Munich Airport Greenlights Green Fuel
Starting on June 1 sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) will be available at Germany’s Munich Airport.
Beginning June 1, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) will be pumped into the general fuel storage tanks at Munich Airport, paid for by commercial airlines and at least one business aviation operator, and dispensed to all aircraft that refuel there. (Photo: Munich Airport)
Beginning June 1, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) will be pumped into the general fuel storage tanks at Munich Airport, paid for by commercial airlines and at least one business aviation operator, and dispensed to all aircraft that refuel there. (Photo: Munich Airport)

Beginning June 1, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) will be continuously available at Germany’s Munich Airport as part of its pledge to become CO2 neutral by 2030. The blended drop-in fuel will be delivered to the airport’s 42,200-cubic-meter tank farm by various fuel providers on behalf of the airlines. It will then travel via a 10-mile (17 km) pipeline to the airport ramp where it will be pumped into the airplanes by fuel farm manager Skytanking Munich and other refueling services.


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