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Singapore mandates 1% sustainable aviation fuel for flights starting Oct. 2026, boosting demand amid global SAF growth challenges.
The airline industry's progress on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is slowing, with SAF making up just 0.6% of global jet fuel use in 2025, according to IATA.
High costs and limited production remain major hurdles, especially under EU mandates that raise prices.
In response, Singapore is launching a voluntary SAF procurement trial in early 2026 involving major companies like Singapore Airlines and Google, aiming to boost demand through centralized buying.
Starting October 1, 2026, all flights departing Singapore must use 1% SAF, funded by a new fuel levy that may raise ticket prices.
The city-state plans to increase SAF use to 3–5% by 2030, aligning with international climate goals.
Singapur exige un 1% de combustible de aviación sostenible para vuelos a partir de octubre de 2026, aumentando la demanda en medio de los desafíos de crecimiento de SAF a nivel mundial.