Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. announced that its Corporate Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Programme achieved record growth in 2025, with commitments more than doubling compared to 2024. The programme, launched in 2022, has seen increased participation from corporate and cargo customers focused on decarbonising business travel and air cargo shipments. Cathay reported that expanding long-term partnerships with global SAF suppliers, including China Aviation Oil Europe, Itochu, Neste, Shell Aviation, Sinopec, and SK Energy, enabled the airline to purchase additional SAF beyond mandatory and voluntary requirements. In 2025, Cathay also introduced a digital platform allowing individual travellers to contribute to SAF adoption, marking the first such initiative by an Asian airline. The company is pursuing further scale and innovation in SAF through strategic investments and partnerships, including joint initiatives to expand production capacity and develop next-generation SAF technologies in Asia and beyond. Cathay emphasised that supportive policies and well-designed market incentives are necessary for the aviation industry to progress toward its 2050 net-zero emissions goal.

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