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Sustainable aviation fuel at airports

147 airports in 42 countries where the news has announced sustainable aviation fuel supplied, delivered, stored or planned: who supplies it at each, which airlines take it, and since when. 106 have a regular supply announced; the rest a first delivery, storage or blending, or a plan.

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147airportswith sustainable aviation fuel announced

42countries6 regions of the world

106with a regular supplythe fuel announced as available there

2026-10latest announcementread from the news every morning

Oceania 7, the most announced first

Europe 66 North America 40 Asia 27 Oceania 7 Africa 4 South America 3 All regions

BNE Brisbane International AirportBrisbane, Australia

Regular supply4 announcements · latest 2026-07

Supplied by Viva Energy Australia, Viva Energy
Taken by Virgin Australia, Qantas
SAF storage, blending and supply facility completed at Pinkenba Terminal.
CHC Christchurch International AirportChristchurch, New Zealand

Storage or blending2 announcements · latest 2025-10

Supplied by Fabrum
Taken by AMSL Aero, Stralis Aircraft
Liquid hydrogen fuel tanks installed by local company Fabrum for electric aircraft.
HNL Daniel K. Inouye International AirportHonolulu, Oahu, United States

Regular supply2 announcements · latest 2025-08

Supplied by Cosmo Oil Marketing Co. Ltd.
Taken by Hawaiian Airlines
SAF blended on select flights from Osaka to Honolulu under sales agreement.
AKL Auckland International AirportAuckland, New Zealand

Planned supply1 announcement · latest 2023-04

New integrated domestic terminal planned to support sustainable aviation fuel.
PPP Proserpine Whitsunday Coast AirportProserpine, Australia

Regular supply1 announcement · latest 2025-03

Supplied by Viva Energy
Taken by Virgin Australia
Virgin Australia trials 30-40% SAF blend in departing flights from March to July 2025.
SYD Sydney Kingsford Smith International AirportSydney (Mascot), Australia

Planned supply1 announcement · latest 2025-05

Taken by Qantas
Qantas and Sydney Airport struck Australia's biggest green fuel deal.
WTB Toowoomba Wellcamp AirportToowoomba, Australia

Storage or blending1 announcement · latest 2025-10

Supplied by Wagner Sustainable Fuels
World's first SAF blending terminal co-located within an airport opened.

Each airport is one the news names as a place where sustainable aviation fuel was supplied, delivered, stored or blended, or where a supply is planned; the reader finds them in the articles and matches them to the world's airports (OurAirports, public domain). An announcement is not a guarantee that the fuel is on sale there today: follow the airport to the announcements and their dates. To correct an airport, write to [email protected].