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FEATURE: Singapore’s SAF levy unlikely to impact demand for CORSIA credits

Published 14:06 on March 9, 2026 / Last updated at 14:06 on March 9, 2026 / / Asia Pacific (Asia), Insights (Features), International (Aviation/CORSIA), Net Zero Transition (Transport & Heating Fuels)

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Singapore’s upcoming levy on airline tickets to fund sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) purchases is seen largely as a market-creation signal rather than a policy that can deliver major emissions cuts in the near term, with limited impact on airlines’ demand for CORSIA carbon credits, according to experts.
Singapore’s upcoming levy on airline tickets to fund sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) purchases is seen largely as a market-creation signal rather than a policy that can deliver major emissions cuts in the near term, with limited impact on airlines’ demand for CORSIA carbon credits, according to experts.


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