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New Addition to Air France-KLM Corporate SAF Program

George Taylor·

Aviation News

·February 27, 2024

New Addition to Air France-KLM Corporate SAF Program

VINCI Energies Asia Pacific has pledged to participate in the Air France-KLM Corporate SAF program, committing to buying Sustainable Aviation Fuel in 2024.

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