All Nippon Airways (ANA) is launching a new service in its SAF Flight Initiative, a program dedicated to reducing CO2 emission levels through the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
Japan’s largest and 5-star airline said through the new service, ANA will extend the SAF Flight Initiative offering to companies that use air cargo to transport and deliver products and provide a solution to visualize and reduce indirect CO2 emissions.
Launched in October 2021, the SAF Flight Initiative is one of ANA’s efforts to work with leading partners across a range of industries by supporting efforts to reduce emissions in the value chain as well as expand the production and use of SAF.
Under the current cargo program, the SAF Flight Initiative is offered to logistics and freight companies that have a direct business contract with ANA.
ANA said the new service will enable companies that use air cargo to transport products based on their track record, including factors like weight, volume and distance of transportation.
“Our SAF Flight Initiative is a critical component of ANA’s strategy to reduce carbon emissions in our own operations and be a catalyst for other businesses looking to become more sustainable,” said Toshiaki Toyama, chairman of ANA Cargo.
“Global warming has become a business continuity risk far beyond our imagination. Against this backdrop, there is a growing demand for more transparency and disclosure of climate-related information and measures throughout the value chain. ANA is committed to contributing to society, and expanding the SAF Flight Initiative to our air cargo partners will allow us to have an even broader impact on the reduction of global transportation emissions and serve as a positive example to our industry peers.”
With the expansion of the SAF Flight Initiative to air cargo, ANA noted that it will continue to contribute to the realization of the environmental goals for participating companies and will promote the use of the SAF in cooperation with our partners.
