The largest private jet operator in the world, NetJets, unveiled a multi-pronged sustainability approach last year
NetJets is marking the first anniversary of its corporate sustainability initiative.
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NetJets is marking the first anniversary of its corporate sustainability initiative.
With more than 760 private jets worldwide, NetJets is hugely influential in the industry. Today it provided its first biannual update following the launch of its expanded Global Sustainability Program in October 2020.
NetJets announced today it has made “a significant investment” in WasteFuel, a next-generation waste to fuel company that aims to transform landfill waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). It is the first private aviation company to buy a stake in the production of sustainable aviation fuel. Additionally, NetJets will also purchase a minimum of 100 million gallons of WasteFuel’s SAF over the next ten years.
A panel during VBACE, a virtual rendition of business aviation’s annual conference canceled due to COVID-19, concluded that the industry’s drive for sustainability has multiple facets. However, sustainable aviation fuel has the opportunity to make the biggest impact fastest.