Sustainability and Environment
Bizav Makes Strides in SAJF Utilization
One year since the debut of the Business Aviation Guide to the Use of Sustainable Alternative Jet Fuel, the industry moves forward towards SAJF acceptance
(l-r) An Embraer Legacy 500, Gulfstream G280, and Bombardier Challenger 350 await passengers for demonstration flights on sustainable alternative jet fuel at a rainy Van Nuys Airport in January. (Photo: Curt Epstein/AIN)
(l-r) An Embraer Legacy 500, Gulfstream G280, and Bombardier Challenger 350 await passengers for demonstration flights on sustainable alternative jet fuel at a rainy Van Nuys Airport in January. (Photo: Curt Epstein/AIN)

It has now been a year since a coalition of industry organizations introduced the “Business Aviation Guide to the Use of Sustainable Alternative Jet Fuel (SAJF),” and the business aviation sector has continued to increase its commitment of the utilization of the drop-in replacement fuel. The document, highlighted at last year’s EBACE, provided an overview of emerging biofuel options and a roadmap for their development and use.