Asia Pacific > Qantas tweaks its carbon strategy as tightening credit, SAF supply seen as ongoing risk

Qantas tweaks its carbon strategy as tightening credit, SAF supply seen as ongoing risk

Published 08:58 on September 12, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:58 on September 12, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Aviation/CORSIA, International

Australian airline Qantas sees both opportunities and risks in its ongoing reliance on carbon credits as it looks to scale up its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) intake, according to its 2024 sustainability report published Thursday.
Australian airline Qantas sees both opportunities and risks in its ongoing reliance on carbon credits as it looks to scale up its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) intake, according to its 2024 sustainability report published Thursday.


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