American Airlines’ AAL first commercial passenger flight powered by eSAF (electro-sustainable aviation fuel) marks a significant step in its efforts to advance sustainable aviation. The flight, operated from Corpus Christi to Dallas Fort Worth, demonstrates that Infinium’s eSAF, produced from waste carbon dioxide and renewable electricity, can be blended with conventional jet fuel and used in existing aircraft and fueling infrastructure without modifications.

The milestone strengthens America’s position in adopting next-generation SAF and could support its long-term efforts to reduce carbon emissions. Infinium’s eSAF can lower lifecycle GHG (Greenhouse Gas) emissions by more than 90% compared to conventional jet fuel, while the use of drop-in fuels reduces the need for changes to aircraft or airport infrastructure.

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