Hawaiian Airlines announces SAF deal with 2029 delivery date

Hawaiian Airlines will buy 50 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) over five years from biofuel company Gevo. The SAF is likely to be produced at a facility to be constructed in the mid-western United States, with deliveries to Hawaiian’s gateway cities in California to start in 2029. “This offtake agreement gets us one step closer to achieving our goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050,” said Peter Ingram, Hawaiian’s president and chief executive, who added that the carrier’s management “intend[s] to continue to invest in SAF, which will be pivotal in reducing our impact on the environment.” “Gevo