In Sweden, Swedavia Airports said that its investment in sustainable aviation will continue through the SAF incentive program during 2024. Through this program, Swedavia offers discounts and reimburses airlines up to 50% of the premium cost for refueling with SAF. The company noted that 2024 marks the fifth year in a row that Swedavia has offered the incentive program. This year, the program will be run with an investment of $3.8 million. Several airlines including SAS and Aegean Airlines and transport and logistics company DHL, signed agreements with Swedavia to participate in the incentive program for sustainable aviation for 2023. The first application period for this year’s program opened in January and enables additional industry players to participate. “Various aviation actors are helping to accelerate the transition work. We can see this not least through increased interest in the SAF incentive program, where Swedavia offers discounts to airlines that choose to refuel with renewable aviation fuel,” said Charlotte Ljunggren, director of marketing and commercial development at Swedavia.
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