11 aviation articles tagged “CAAS”
Singapore will impose a Sustainable Aviation Fuel levy on all departing flights from 2026 to fund its national green fuel targets and decarbonization goals.
Singapore will implement a Sustainable Aviation Fuel levy on all departing flights from October 2026 to fund its national SAF usage targets.
Singapore will implement a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) levy on all departing flights from Changi Airport starting Oct 1, 2026, costing up to $32.
CAAS and SAFCo launched a voluntary trial for central SAF procurement to help Singapore reach its 1% sustainable fuel target for flights by 2026.
CAAS, Airbus, and CFM will make Singapore the world's first airport testbed for the Open Fan engine, while SAFCo launched a key corporate SAF procurement trial.
A Singaporean eVTOL manufacturer is developing the nation's first domestically-produced aircraft, hoping to inspire significant growth in the local aerospace industry.
Singapore is launching a voluntary centralised SAF procurement trial with Google, Singapore Airlines, and DBS Group to refine processes for an upcoming green levy.
Singapore Airlines, Google, and seven other firms joined the SAFCo trial to centrally procure sustainable aviation fuel before the mandatory SAF levy begins in October 2026.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), Airbus, and CFM International signed an MoU to establish the world's first airport testbed for RISE open-fan engines.
Singapore implements the world's first green fuel levy on passengers; the tax starts October 2026 to fund a 1% SAF mandate.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) will impose a mandatory SAF levy on cargo and passengers starting October 2026 to meet a 1% SAF uplift target.