Emirates has commenced the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from Amsterdam Schipol Airport, with over two million gallons of blended SAF (comprising of over 700,000 gallons of neat SAF) to be used over the course of 2024. The airline is also working with its chosen fuel provider, Neste, to extend SAF supplies into the fuelling at Singapore Changi Airport in the next few months.
“Strong partnerships like this, especially at major air transport hubs such as Amsterdam, lay the foundation for how we can work with partners and airports to increase access to and availability of SAF across our network,” explained Adel Al Redha, deputy president and chief operations officer at Emirates.
Alexander Kueper, vice president of renewable aviation at Neste, added: “It is exciting that Emirates have started using our Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel at Amsterdam Airport Schipol. It is also a great example of how we are working together with partners to accelerate SAF usage and we are looking forward to the next steps of our cooperation”.
Emirates currently operates flights from Paris, Lyon, Oslo and Dubai with blended SAF.
Emirates uses SAF from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
