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SAS now offers a punch card, Travel Pass Biofuel, for corporate customers who regularly travel to the same destination and want fossil free fuel, covering their flights, included.

With Travel Pass Biofuel the customers get a discounted, prepaid punch card where 100% biofuel is always included, to reduce the environmental impact of their flights.   - SAS has ambitious sustainability targets and is committed to increase the use of sustainable aviation fuels, such as biofuel, in our operations in order to lower the climate impact from traveling by air. We now welcome our customers on board the journey toward a more sustainable aviation by making it possible to buy Travel Pass Biofuel. This is perfect for customers who want to make their flying more sustainable, says Markus Ek, VP Global Sales, SAS.   SAS strives to be a leader in sustainable aviation and works hard to reduce CO2 emissions. SAS does this, for example, with modern and fuel-efficient aircraft and by using sustainable aviation fuels. SAS constantly strives to increase the supply and use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), such as biofuel, as these are the bridge on our journey toward net zero-emission aviation. The biofuel contributed by our customers is added to the biofuel SAS is already buying. In that way we can together make a faster progress towards a more sustainable future.   Facts about Travel Pass Biofuel •    100% biofuel, corresponding to the full fuel use for your trips •    A discounted alternative when traveling regularly to one destination  •    Prepaid tickets – No additional charges •    All tickets are SAS Plus, and includes Fast Track, SAS Lounge, free seating, priority boarding, free WiFi onboard, checked-in baggage and meals onboard  •    Full flexibility with SAS Plus •    Applies to Travel Pass prepaid, with 20, 40, 60, 100 and 200 punches – Valid for one year from the date of purchase    Facts about SAS and biofuel •    Biofuel is a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as defined in ICAO CORSIA Annex 16. •    Biofuel emits up to 80% less climate-impacting CO2 compared to fossil fuels •    SAS makes no profit on the purchase  •    The biofuel is added to the amount of biofuel that SAS is already committed to buying •    Regulation allows blending in up to 50 percent biofuel with traditional jet fuel, in existing aircraft  

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Travel pass biofuel: inside sas's new corporate offsetting scheme.

SAS now offers Travel Pass Biofuel, for corporate customers who regularly travel and want their flights to be fossil fuel free.

As a big believer in achieving positive change through sustainability, SAS has set a variety of ambitious short-term and long-term targets - one of which has been to have all its domestic flights within Scandinavia be powered with biofuel by 2030. It's safe to say that the airline has been working hard towards sustainability, as it now offers a punch card known as Travel Pass Biofuel for all its corporate customers.

With the Travel Pass Biofuel, the corporate customers who regularly travel to the same destination with SAS can get a discounted, prepaid punch card whereby 100% biofuel will always be included, to make the flight fossil fuel free. Vice President of Global Sales in SAS, Markus Ek, says:

"SAS has ambitious sustainability targets and is committed to increase the use of sustainable aviation fuels, such as biofuel, in our operations in order to lower the climate impact from traveling by air. We now welcome our customers on board the journey toward a more sustainable aviation by making it possible to buy Travel Pass Biofuel. This is perfect for customers who want to make their flying more sustainable."

The older biofuel scheme

Before the Travel Pass Biofuel, SAS previously created a model whereby a purchase of 20-minute blocks of biofuel per flight can be made. In this model, the prices are set at 10 USD/10 EUR/100 SEK/100 NOK/70 DKK per block of biofuel.

The amount paid by the passenger goes directly towards the purpose of buying more biofuel for the airline's flight operations, and passengers could choose to purchase biofuel at any time, any flight. And what's more, EuroBonus members will be awarded 500 Extra points per 20-minute block of biofuel added to the flight booking.

For comparison on a 60-minute flight, one 20-minute block of biofuel will correspond to a third of the average fuel consumption per passenger of an average flight and this would result in a passenger having to purchase three blocks to cover the full flight time.

Inside the new scheme

However, this model had a downside as the amount of biofuel a passenger buys will not necessarily translate to being used on the actual flight the traveler has bought a ticket for as it would have only been used to replace fossil fuel to the equivalent amount in the airline's flight operations as soon as possible.

With the introduction of the Travel Pass Biofuel, the model of a prepaid ticket means that corporate customers of SAS need not pay any additional charges for the use of biofuel. This is because the punch card will actually correspond to the full fuel usage of the flights to allow for 100% biofuel to be used and is also a discounted alternative when traveling often to just one sole destination.

Additionally, the punch card also applies to the Travel Pass prepaid ranging from 20, 40, 60, 100, and 200 punches - all valid within one year from the date of purchase - definitely an improved model for both Scandinavia's leading airline and its passengers.

Sourcing for biofuel

As one allowed example of sustainable aviation fuels, biofuel is said to dramatically reduce the climate-impacting CO2 emissions in the lifecycle by up to 80%, acting as the bridge towards airlines' goals of zero-emission aviation. The type of biofuel used by SAS is known as Hydrotreated Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA) biofuel, which is basically a renewable diesel fuel that can be produced from a wide array of vegetable oils and fats.

According to SAS, the airline only uses certified biofuel made from sources that do not affect the general availability of crops used for food production, access to drinking water, biodiversity, or land usage. The biofuel is delivered to the airline at its main hubs in Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm, and even at suitable airports that are within a close enough distance to the production facility.

And although biofuel is much more expensive as opposed to traditional fossil fuels, SAS makes no profit at all from the contribution of the passengers as these contributions are just added to the amount of biofuel that the airline is already previously committed to purchasing. This is the airline's way of making sped-up progress together with its passengers, towards better sustainability and to being a leader in sustainable aviation.

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First Swedish Airport Joins SAS’ Corporate Sustainability Program

• The aviation industry plans to become carbon-neutral by 2050, requiring collaboration among airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and airports.
• Scandinavian Airlines is already using Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and has launched the Travel Pass Biofuel program for corporate customers to make flights fossil fuel-free.
• Skellefteå City Airport has enrolled in SAS's Corporate Sustainability Program, aiming to fly with 100% biofuel on business trips by 2023-2024, replacing all conventional aviation fuels.

The aviation industry is planning to become carbon-neutral by 2050. The goal requires airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and airports to work together in building infrastructure and technologies to reduce emissions and pollutants.

Fly Net Zero

The International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Fly Net Zero plan is centered around using Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) . An airline already utilizing SAFs is Scandinavian Airlines , which launched the Travel Pass Biofuel program for its corporate customers to make their flights fossil fuel-free.

The once-bankrupt airline sells SAF at no profit to airports through its Corporate Sustainability Program. Skellefteå City Airport has become the first individual airport to enroll in this program . The Airport’s CEO, Robert Lindberg, had this to say:

“Skellefteå Airport is already actively engaged in the aviation industry's climate transition, so it is natural for us that the employees should fly fossil-free when traveling by air. Flying with 100 % biofuel on all our business trips with SAS 2023-2024 replaces all fossil aviation fuel with sustainable fuel."

In another statement, the Head of Sustainability at SAS, Ann-Sofie Hörlin, said this about the new partnership:

“By involving our customers and teaming up with them, we will reduce fossil CO2 emissions and enable more large-scale production of sustainable aviation fuels. We hope the partnership between Skellefteå City Airport and SAS will inspire other companies to join our Corporate Sustainability Program and be part of the journey to transform aviation for generations to come. Skellefteå Municipality joined the program earlier this year. Skellefteå is truly at the forefront when it comes to actively driving the change towards more sustainable aviation.”

The Star Alliance member is quite serious about its commitment to sustainability. The airline is an IATA, ATAG, SAFUG, and Sustainable Biofuel Network member and has formulated performance indicators based on the UN Global Compact.

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Aviation and the environment

According to a 2018 Environmental Energy Study Institute study, the global aviation industry is one of the most significant contributors to global warming. It is responsible for about 2.4% of global C02 emissions. Additional emissions such as nitrogen oxides (NOx) and contrails have doubled their impact on climate change.

In total, aviation accounts for 3.4% of man-made global warming. If passenger air travel and freight continue to grow at their projected rate, emissions by commercial aircraft can triple by 2050. To prevent this, the ICAO has set clear goals to reduce aircraft emissions in the coming years.

What are your thoughts about the first Swedish airport joining SAS' corporate sustainability program? What do you think of the overall prospects of the move? Let us know what you think in the comment section.

IATA/ICAO Code: SK/SAS

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Hub(s): Copenhagen Airport, Oslo Gardermoen Airport, Stockholm Arlanda Airport

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