The air cargo industry is at a crossroads regarding sustainability. While airlines and logistics companies are committed to reducing their carbon footprint, one of the biggest roadblocks remains the availability and scalability of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
This issue took centre stage during a panel discussion at the World Cargo Summit (WCS) in Ostend, where industry leaders addressed the challenges of SAF adoption and what needs to happen to make it a viable solution for the future.
The gap between SAF ambitions and reality
SAF has been widely promoted as the key to decarbonising aviation, offering up to 80 percent lower carbon emissions compared to conventional jet fuel. However, the reality is stark—current production levels are nowhere near what’s needed to meet global demand. With the European Union mandating a 2 percent SAF blend by 2025 and aiming for 65 percent by 2050, the industry is facing a supply crisis.
Anna-Maria Kirchner, Head of Global Sales, …
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