Singapore Airlines Agrees Three-Year SAF Deal With Aether Fuels
Singapore Airlines agreed to buy sustainable aviation fuel from Aether Fuels under a three-year offtake agreement, with supply expected to start in 2028.
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Singapore Airlines agreed to purchase sustainable aviation fuel from Aether Fuels through a three-year offtake agreement. The fuel is expected to be produced in Singapore using industrial waste gases, with supply scheduled to begin in 2028.
Key details
- The agreement covers sustainable aviation fuel produced from industrial waste gases.
- Aether Fuels expects production and supply to begin in Singapore in 2028.
- Singapore Airlines vice-president of sustainability Boris Mak and Aether Fuels chief executive Conor Madigan signed the agreement on October 23, 2026.
Aether Fuels expects to begin supplying Singapore-made sustainable aviation fuel in 2028.
Why it matters
The agreement links a Singapore-based fuel project with an airline customer and sets a planned supply start date. Using industrial waste gases as feedstock connects the project to local industrial resources.
What happens next
Aether Fuels expects to begin supplying the fuel in 2028, advancing the partnership from agreement to planned production. What role could locally produced sustainable aviation fuel play in Singapore’s aviation sector?
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