Sustainability and Environment
Arizona's Sedona Airport Now Offers SAF
The lone FBO will receive 30/70 blend shipments on a regular basis
SAF tanker at Arizona's Sedona Airport
Arizona's Sedona Airport has expanded the availability of sustainable aviation fuel in the southwestern U.S. © Sedona-Oak Creek Airport Authority

Arizona’s Sedona Airport (KSEZ) has become the second location in the state to receive continuous supplies of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Lone FBO Red Rock Aviation, in partnership with the Sedona-Oak Creek Airport Authority, accepted its first 8,000-gallon truckload provided by Avfuel earlier this month. That amount is equivalent to a 19-tonne reduction in life cycle carbon emissions, and SAF shipments will be delivered to the airport on a set periodic basis throughout the year.

The fuel is a 30/70 SAF blend, produced by Neste in Long Beach, California.

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