Sustainability and Environment
SAF Demand Increasing, Say Experts at Bombardier
Among all commerical SAF users, NetJets ranks as number four
Bombardier sustainability experts at Safety Standdown
Kathryn Glynn, an engineering professional in Bombardier's product sustainability and strategy group, and Laurence Casia, the airframer's manager of product strategy and product portfolio and sustainability, gave the audience at this week's Bombardier Safety Standdown an update on the status of sustainable aviation fuel.

“Sustainable aviation fuels are becoming more and more relevant to aerospace and business aviation,” said Laurence Casia, Bombardier’s manager of product strategy and product portfolio and sustainability. Speaking yesterday at the company’s Safety Standdown in Wichita, he and Kathryn Glynn, an engineering professional in the airframer’s product sustainability and strategy group, highlighted the role that SAF will play as the industry looks to fulfill its carbon reduction aspirations.

While SAF still represents less than 1% of the aviation fuel supply, demand particularly among the airlines is increasing along with supply. Yet among the top commercial users, NetJets ranks as the number four consumer of SAF.

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