The airline Cathay Pacific recently announced a significant expansion of its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The aim is to achieve a consumption of 10 % of SAF by 2030, an ambitious feat in the industry. This initiative demonstrates Cathay's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint by working with new, environmentally conscious partners. The initiative is part of a wider movement in Asia to integrate green alternatives into aviation, underlining the company's durability within the airline industry.
A strong commitment to sustainability
Cathay Pacificone of the world's largest airlines, once again demonstrates its commitment to a sustainable future. In an era where reducing carbon emissions is crucial, Cathay Pacific has announced a significant increase in its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This ambitious effort aims to transform the aviation landscape by moving towards cleaner, more environmentally-friendly consumption.
Consumption targets for 2030
Cathay Pacific has set a clear and ambitious goal: to ensure that the SAF represents 10% of its total fuel consumption by 2030. To achieve this goal, concrete measures have been put in place, including massive investment in the research and development of alternative fuels. This initiative, far from being isolated, is part of a global movement to make aviation more eco-responsible.
Strategic partnerships and SAF procurement
To meet this ambition, Cathay Pacific has joined forces with several international partners to ensure a stable and sustainable supply of SAF. Last year, the company was one of the first carriers to launch a corporate program on the SAFdemonstrating its determination to work hand in hand with its partners to achieve common goals.
A network of collaborations
Three new partners have recently joined the program, reinforcing Cathay Pacific's ability to carry out its mission. Companies such as Dimerco Express have joined the corporate program, supporting the company's efforts towards responsible aviation. This network of collaborations is essential to ensure that Cathay has the necessary resources to implement this ambitious plan.
Impact on ticket prices and the industry
Commitment to increased consumption of SAF is accompanied by economic reforms. In concrete terms, this means a slight increase in ticket prices, a trend that other carriers, such as Vietnam Airlines or Iberia Maintenancehave also chosen to integrate the "Contribution Carburant Aviation Durable". These pricing adjustments reflect a long-term vision of increased sustainability.
Encouraging a global transition
By taking pioneering initiatives such as these, Cathay Pacific is encouraging the entire aviation sector to adopt similar practices. This paradigm shift is supported by many economic players who now understand the need to act quickly to counter the effects of climate change. Cathay's commitment is helping to create a positive dynamic in the global aviation industry.
Vision and future
Cathay Pacific's vision is one of sustainable transformation, a bold gamble necessary to ensure a future where air transport remains viable while being ecologically responsible. With the support of strategic partners and innovative technologies, the company hopes to be at the forefront of this movement, which will redefine the standards of contemporary aviation.

Comparator : Cathay Pacific's Sustainable Aviation Program
Comparison axis | Details |
Fuel commitment | Target of 10% of SAF by 2030 |
Employees | Three new partners join the program |
Certifications | SAF certified to international standards |
A330neo capacity | Compatible with SAF 50% |
Impact on Customers | Active participation in sustainable development |
History | First to launch a corporate SAF program |
Significant innovations | Launch of a corporate SAF program |
Progression | First company to supply SAF abroad |
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