SAS warns of sustainable fuel
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SAS warns of sustainable fuel shortage that could force route cancellations and higher ticket prices

SAS is warning of a European fuel shock that could force route cancellations and cause sharply higher ticket prices. According to SAS, the supply of sustainable fuel does not meet the legal requirements that come into effect in 2030.

This concerns a feared shortage of so-called electrofuel (e-SAF) when an EU regulation on more sustainable flying comes into force.

"This is a structural issue that will affect ticket prices, route networks and Europe's competitiveness if we do not act now," Mads Brandstrup Nielsen, Head of Sustainability at SAS, said in a press release.

SAS sees two possible paths forward: either Europe lowers its ambitions and delays aviation's climate transition, or production is increased with political support, investment incentives and new infrastructure.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers

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