Delta joins Georgia partners to launch sustainable aviation fuel coalition

By Public Technologies
  • Delta joined Georgia partners to launch the Georgia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Coalition to accelerate SAF development and production.
  • Coalition targets investment growth in Georgia, aiming to scale alternative jet fuel that can cut lifecycle carbon emissions versus conventional fuel.
  • Effort is led by the Metro Atlanta Chamber with founding members including Delta, the Georgia Forestry Association, Georgia Farm Bureau.
  • Initiative builds on Georgia’s Keep Georgia Forested Act, which encourages converting state agricultural and forestry feedstocks into SAF.


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