Sustainability and Environment
Gulfstream Completes First Transatlantic Flight on 100% SAF
Savannah to London flight using sustainable aviation fuel cut CO2 emissions by more than 70%
Gulfstream G600 being fueled with 100 percent SAF
Gulfstream's G600 was fueled with 100 percent SAF ahead of its landmark flight as the first aircraft to fly transatlantic fueled by 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel on November 19.

Gulfstream continued its pioneering use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), accomplishing the first transatlantic flight powered by 100 percent SAF yesterday. The milestone was accomplished with a G600 burning unblended SAF in both Pratt & Whitney PW615GA engines on a flight from the airframer’s Savannah, Georgia headquarters to London-area Farnborough Airport. Total flight time was six hours 56 minutes.

"Gulfstream continues to break new ground in the sustainable aviation space and we applaud them for completing this mission as we work to validate the compatibility of our engines with unblended SAF," said Anthony Rossi, Pratt & Whitney Canada's v-p of sales and marketing.