Heathrow Airport to make £86m in SAF funding available to airlines in 2025

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Heathrow Airports Limited

Heathrow Airport increases SAF incentive funding by £15m to support goal of ensuring three per cent of aviation fuel used in 2025 is sustainably sourced

Heathrow Airport has announced it will be making £86m available to airlines in 2025 to help accelerate their adoption of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs). Increased funding under Heathrow's SAF incentive...

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