Sustainability and Environment
Clay Lacy Sees Slow, but Growing Interest in SAF
Clay Lacy began offering SAF in April as part of an larger effort to take a more sustainable approach throughout its business.

Clay Lacy is seeing a slow but growing demand from operators for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), Scott Cutshall, the California-based company’s senior v-p of development and sustainability, told attendees Wednesday at AIN’s Building a Sustainable Flight Department forum. Cutshall, who provided an overview on developing a sustainable organization, noted Clay Lacy began carrying the fuel in April at its Southern California FBOs and has since sold less than 10,000 gallons.


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