Study: Business travel driving rise in SAF certificate sales

Michael Holder
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Number of firms purchasing lower carbon Sustainable Aviation Fuel to support business flights is 'on a fast upwards trajectory', according to new industry report

The number of companies purchasing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to support business travel programmes appears to be on "a fast upwards trajectory", as more firms seek to take action to reduce emissions...

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