Sustainability and Environment
Honeywell Receives First SAF Shipment at Phoenix Campus
Engine and ground equipment manufacturer Honeywell will begin using SAF at its Phoenix engine campus after receiving its first delivery.
World Energy Sustainable Fuel Plant in Paramount, California
Honeywell will begin using sustainable aviation fuel produced by California-based World Energy and has received its first delivery at its Phoenix engine campus. (Photo: Curt Epstein/AIN)

Honeywell Aerospace will begin the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its Phoenix campus after receiving its first delivery of the renewable fuel over the past week. The company will use the SAF in the development and production testing of its auxiliary power units (APUs) and aircraft engines, as well as the testing of units from its repair and overhaul facility.

“At Honeywell, we see SAF as a logical path to decarbonize the aviation industry and we consider our facilities as laboratories for sustainable aviation,” said Dave Marinick, the company’s president of engines and power systems. “Running our engines and APUs on SAF is a further demonstration of our commitment to our customers to do our part to reduce our carbon footprint.”

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