e-SAF to Supply 40% of SAF Demand by 2050 Amid Cost Hurdles
e-SAF is projected to supply over 40% of SAF demand by 2050, but high production costs and no operational commercial-scale facilities pose supply risks.
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e-SAF is projected to supply over 40% of SAF demand by 2050, but high production costs and no operational commercial-scale facilities pose supply risks.
IATA and ALA are demanding a 4.9% annual cut in Spanish airport charges, clashing with operator AENA's proposed 3.8% hike for the 2027-2031 period.
A new study finds removing business class for all-economy seating could cut global aviation emissions by up to 57% through improved operational efficiency.
Middle East passenger traffic is forecast to exceed 240 million in 2026, driven by airport digitalization and strong regional growth, IATA reports.
Japan's MLIT will ban in-flight power bank use from April 2026, citing rising fire risks and aligning with international safety recommendations.
Global aviation regulators are tightening rules for power banks on flights due to a sharp rise in lithium battery fire incidents and safety concerns.
Indonesia's domestic air travel market is contracting due to fleet issues and weak demand, slowing the aviation recovery across Southeast Asia.
Ryanair opposes a proposed 21% airport fee hike by Spain's AENA, warning of higher fares and potential route cuts impacting Spanish tourism and connectivity.
European airlines face soaring emission costs as free EU ETS allowances end in 2026, compounding challenges from limited Sustainable Aviation Fuel supply.
IATA will host a Sustainable Aviation Fuel training session at the 2026 Sustainable Skies World Summit to help the industry reach net-zero emissions goals.
The airport baggage handling systems market will reach $13.64 billion by 2033; automation is now vital as annual luggage losses hit $5 billion globally.
IATA launched the SAF Matchmaker platform to connect airlines with fuel suppliers; the tool aims to lower costs and speed up aviation decarbonization.
United Airlines is prioritizing digital resilience to protect flight operations from inevitable cyber disruptions and maintain passenger trust in 2026.
IATA warned that delivery delays from Boeing and Airbus, plus rising green costs, will pressure airline finances and force older fleet use through 2026.
A global shortage of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and delays in new, efficient aircraft deliveries are jeopardizing the airline industry's 2050 net-zero emissions target.
The head of IATA declared the European Union's sustainable aviation fuel targets are "not achievable" due to limited availability and high costs for airlines.
Quickteller Travel, powered by Interswitch, received IATA certification, reinforcing its credibility for secure and efficient global travel services in the African market.
Aviation executives at the Changi Aviation Summit warned that persistent supply chain disruptions and geopolitical friction are clouding the industry's growth outlook.
Aviation leaders at the Changi Aviation Summit warned that persistent supply chain bottlenecks and rising geopolitical friction are testing the industry's growth and stability.
Unruly passenger incidents remain a significant challenge for global aviation, prompting major airlines and regulators like the FAA to increase fines and safety protocols.