Using Sustainable Aviation Fuel reduces carbon emissions, protects the environment, and contributes to the sustainable future of aviation.

Due to its renewable nature, it reduces carbon emissions up to 90% throughout the entire lifecycle, in comparison with fossil fuels.

It is chemically analogous to traditional fossil fuels used in today's engines.

No modifications to existing engines or the distribution system are required.

It accelerates decarbonization in all sectors, especially those with complex electrification.

It positions airlines as companies committed to sustainability.

It helps to diversify our energy sources and contributes to increasing energy independence and supply security in Spain and Europe.

It is a sustainable energy solution because it is produced from waste that would otherwise be discarded or end up in landfills.
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is a second-generation biofuel produced from waste such as used cooking oil or agricultural and livestock waste. SAF reduces lifecycle CO₂ emissions by more than 80% compared to the traditional fossil fuels.
Produced from waste that has been previously treated to remove impurities. These materials are refined through a process called hydrodeoxygenation, which removes oxygen, sulfur, and nitrogen from these renewable raw materials.
SAF reduces lifecycle CO₂ emissions by more than 80% compared to fossil fuel. It also boosts the circular economy by using organic waste.
It can be used in current aircraft engines and airport infrastructures. So it does not require additional investments.