Sustainability and Environment
Jet Aviation: SAF Available at EBACE Again
After introducing sustainable aviation fuel at Geneva Airport for the first time at last year's EBACE, Jet Aviation has brought a supply of the fuel again.
underwing fueling with sustainable aviation fuel
For the second year in a row, Jet Aviation will have sustainable aviation fuel on hand for aircraft departing EBACE in Geneva. (Photo: Jet Aviation)

After introducing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to Geneva Airport for the first time last year in honor of EBACE 2022, Jet Aviation (Booth E50) has done it again for this year's show. In partnership with renewable fuel producer TotalEnergies, the Zurich-based service provider imported a stock of 30 percent blended SAF and is making it available to aircraft operators visiting the company’s Geneva FBO until Friday.

A cornerstone of the aviation industry’s decarbonization efforts, SAF offers life cycle carbon emissions savings over jet-A that increase depending upon the amount of SAF in the blend ratio. For example, the use of a 30 percent SAF blend reduces an aircraft's life cycle emissions by about 24 percent, while 100 percent SAF raises that benefit up to 80 percent.