Amelia to power flights with blended Neste MY SAF
Published by Poppy Clements,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
This collaboration contributes to Amelia’s strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions of its operations, enabling the airline to use nearly 5% SAF as part of its total yearly fuel consumption. This is already considerably more than the 2% SAF usage mandated from 2025 onwards as part of the EU’s ReFuelEU Aviation regulation.
The regular service connecting Amsterdam to Strasbourg, a route that Amelia has been operating since 2022, will be the first route to exclusively benefit from SAF.
“We are delighted about this new partnership with Neste. Their solution is a perfect fit with our Embraer and Airbus fleet, which can already fly on up to 50% SAF. We are looking forward to further expanding our use of sustainable fuels and carry on our path to lower carbon emissions,” said Alain Regourd, President of Amelia by Regourd Aviation.
“Decarbonising aviation is more important than ever, and we are proud to support Amelia in reducing its environmental footprint. Using Neste MY SAF for all flights departing from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol enables Amelia to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions of its aircraft operations. We look forward to continuing to work together,” said Alexander Kueper, leading Renewable Aviation Business at Neste.
“The use of SAF is a major pillar of Amelia's decarbonisation strategy, complementing the company's other development axes. Its use before the upcoming regulation embodies Amelia’s willingness and commitment to accelerate towards a more sustainable regional aviation,” said Adrien Chabot, Head of Innovation and Sustainability at Amelia.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/clean-fuels/06022024/amelia-to-power-flights-with-blended-neste-my-saf/
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