Emirates Airlines Begins Using Sustainable Aviation Fuel at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Emirates Airlines has begun using Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) on flights departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.
Moreover, Neste will supply Emirates with over two million gallons of SAF throughout 2024.
Mentioning that using SAF can reduce carbon emissions by up to 80% compared to traditional jet fuel.
Emirates had always been committed to expanding the use of SAF and is working with other partners to achieve this.
Emirates Airlines Signed an Agreement with Neste
An agreement signed between Emirates and Neste to supply their flights departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport with over two million gallons of SAF during 2024.
The SAF will be blended with traditional jet fuel in the fueling system at Schiphol Airport.
In fact, this agreement is one of the largest quantities of SAF that Emirates has contracted for to date.
It also demonstrates Emirates’ commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions.
As Emirates is cooperating with other partners to broaden the use of SAF around the world.
Additional Information About Emirates Journey with Sustainability:
Emirates first began using SAF in 2017.
currently, the airline operates flights using sustainable fuel from Paris, Lyon, and Oslo.
In October 2023, Emirates successfully integrated SAF into the fueling system at Dubai Airport.
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Emirates is also the first international carrier to join The Solent Cluster, a UK initiative focused on low-carbon investments.
Mentioning that Emirates participates in a number of industry and government working groups in the UAE to help expand SAF production and supply.
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