2050 Net zero and SAF.

 



IATA foresees the following ways to achieve Net Zero by 2050: ① SAF 65% ②Carbon Capture and Offsetting 19% ③New Technologies (e.g., Electric, hydrogen) 13% ④Infra and flight operations 3%. But, the price of SAF is approximately 3 to 5 times higher than jet fuel and its production is also limited.







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