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Biomass Feedstocks Are the Key to SAF Scale-up
Global biomass feedstocks are expected to be the key resource for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production through 2050.
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From Disruption to Constraint: The Aircraft Delivery Dilemma
The global commercial aircraft shortage, which began building in 2019, has evolved into one of the most pressing challenges in the aviation industry.
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Vertical Deals Dominate Airline M&A Landscape
After a sharp drop in 2020, M&A activity in the airline sector rebounded strongly in 2021 and peaked in 2022.
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The Benefit of the EU ETS SAF Allowances Is Limited
With the intention to encourage the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) in the European Union (EU), the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) SAF Allowance scheme was introduced to cover a certain portion of the SAF premium.
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Mind the Gap: SAF Inclusion in Flight Emissions Data
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is emerging as a key differentiator among airlines in reducing per-passenger flight emissions.
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Europe’s Widening Jet Fuel Deficit: Challenges for Airlines’ Fuel Supply Security
Europe faces a persistent and widening deficit in jet fuel supply as its own production declines due to refinery closures, while demand continues to grow steadily.
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Growing Airline Engagement in SAF Agreements
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plays a central role in achieving the air transport industry’s net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Cost Disadvantage of African Airlines
African airlines continue to face a steep cost disadvantage compared to their global peers.
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The Weaker US Dollar Provides Relief for Airlines in H1 2025
The US dollar depreciated by 7% against its trading partners’ currencies over the first half of 2025, the steepest first‑half-year slide on record.
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Argentina’s Open Skies Boosts the International Market
Argentina introduced an "Open Skies" policy in 2024, by signing over 14 new or revised international air service agreements, opening its airspace to greater competition and connectivity.
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