Loganair and ClimaHtech Green Flight have signed a 15-year Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) offtake agreement aimed at supporting the long-term decarbonisation of regional aviation in the UK.
Under the agreement, Loganair plans to source SAF from ClimaHtech Green Flight over a 15-year period. The fuel will be produced using the company’s advanced BioSAF (Power-Biomass-to-Liquid) and eSAF (Power-to-Liquid) technology pathways.
ClimaHtech Green Flight said its decentralised SAF production technology is designed to utilise waste biomass feedstocks while operating flexibly alongside intermittent renewable energy sources through its proprietary platform.
The company is currently developing what it describes as a first-of-its-kind SAF production project, which aligns with Loganair’s operational network across the Scottish Highlands, Islands, Northern Ireland, and regional UK routes.
The agreement is intended to support the UK Government’s SAF mandate while advancing locally produced and scalable fuel solutions for regional aviation. Both companies said the partnership aims to reduce lifecycle carbon emissions and strengthen domestic SAF supply chains.
Luke Farajallah, chief executive officer of Loganair, said the airline’s role in connecting remote communities makes decarbonising regional aviation both an operational necessity and a responsibility. He added that the agreement represents an important step toward securing SAF supply closer to the airline’s areas of operation while supporting efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.
Mel Courtney, chief executive officer of ClimaHtech Green Flight, said the agreement demonstrates airline confidence in the company’s SAF pathways and regional production model. Courtney added that the company’s electrically driven platform is designed to work efficiently with intermittent renewable power sources while supporting scalable SAF deployment.
The two companies will continue collaborating as ClimaHtech Green Flight progresses project development, regulatory engagement, and site selection, with the goal of supplying SAF by 2029.
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