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Delta expands SAF access through multi-airport collaboration with Shell Aviation
Under the five-year agreement, Delta plans to expand the supply of SAF through 2030, building on decades of collaboration on conventional jet fuel with Shell.
Delta and Shell will work together to evaluate and advance next generation SAF technologies — including alcohol to jet and power to liquid pathways — aimed at unlocking additional supply and further reducing lifecycle emissions over time.
About Delta’s SAF Journey This strategic offtake builds on Delta’s broader SAF momentum, including its role as an anchor partner of the first-of-its-kind coalition, the Minnesota SAF Hub, with a commitment to implement an ambitious shared strategy for aggressively decarbonizing the airline industry by scaling SAF production and replacing conventional jet fuel.
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