Boing sees India as a key country in the company’s SAF initiative
In India, Mint reported that Boeing said India is a priority country for its program to decarbonize aerospace
globally from both the civilian and military aircraft.
Brian Moran, Boeing’s Vice President for Global Sustainability Policy and Partnerships, said the company
is confident of delivering commercial airplanes capable of flying on 100% SAF by 2030.
“India is hugely important to Boeing and to our aviation business, but also to our sustainability journey. I
think some of the commitments and potential that we see here in India to become self-reliant through the
scaling of sustainable aviation fuel is really promising,” the executive was quoted as saying.
“We see great potential and are mindful that the Indian Air Force is already trialing SAF produced here in
India as part of the energy mix. I think if you think back to the objective of self-reliance and producing your
own fuel here, the military has an important role to play, Moran added.
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