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Who's who in sustainable aviation fuel

10 people named in 6,297 news items about sustainable aviation fuel, in their business roles: the executives, officials and signatories behind the deals, the plants and the policy, with the title and organisation the articles gave and the latest mention. A market this new is opaque; knowing who decides is half of doing business in it.

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People at Ireland 10, most mentioned first

NameTitle, as the news gives itOrganisationMentionsLatest mention
Fahmi MahjoubAir France-KLM, Air France-KLM in the U.K. and Ireland32023-04-14 Air France-KLM and CT Business Travel Partner for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Program biobased-diesel.com
Brian Leonardleader of PwC Ireland's aviation finance unitPwC Ireland, PwC22024-01-01 Global Aviation Industry Set to Grow in 2024 with Challenges Ahead irishtimes.com
Darragh O'BrienMinister for EnergyIreland22026-04-20 Ireland seeks SAF tax cut as Aer Lingus cancels hundreds of flights Aerospace Global News
Dick ForsbergPwC Ireland, PwC22024-01-01 Global Aviation Industry Set to Grow in 2024 with Challenges Ahead irishtimes.com
Simon CoveneyGovernment of Ireland, Irish Government22023-10-25 Ireland's Offshore Wind Power Plans Could Produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel by 2030 reuters.com
Alice ManserghTourism Ireland12024-03-13 JetBlue Launches New Nonstop Flights from New York and Boston to Dublin investorsobserver.com
Brian MurrayCommercial & Same Day DirectorDHL Express Ireland12025-02-17 How DHL Helped AstraZeneca Decarbonise Air Freight With SAF Sustainability Magazine
Jan MelgaardAircraft Leasing Ireland (ALI)12023-03-14 Opportunities for Ireland in Sustainable Aviation Fuel Development biofuels-news.com
Marie-Louise KellyAircraft Leasing Ireland (ALI)12023-03-14 Opportunities for Ireland in Sustainable Aviation Fuel Development biofuels-news.com
Sadhbh O'Neillsenior climate adviserFriends of the Earth Ireland12023-04-01 Dublin Airport's Expansion and the Challenge of Sustainable Aviation irishtimes.com

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