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UK’s Royal Air Force begins routine SAF flights

The Royal Air Force has a target of achieving net zero operations by 2040.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
UK’s Royal Air Force begins routine SAF flights
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The UK’s Royal Air Force is using a blend of conventional and sustainable aviation fuel for routine operations for the first time in a move to cut emissions.

The Royal Air Force has added sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplied by World Fuel Services on its Typhoon and Poseidon submarine hunters, operating from its Lossiemouth base in Scotland.

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