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Travelers can cut carbon footprint under Singapore Airlines’ new scheme

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Singapore will introduce a carbon credit program for sustainable aviation fuels in July, providing businesses and travelers with the option of paying additional costs to cut their carbon footprint when flying and transporting goods by air.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), Singapore Airlines (SIA), and Temasek announced on Wednesday that they will start selling 1,000 credits for purchasing sustainable aviation fuel.

Under the project, all SIA and Scoot aircraft departing Changi Airport will be using a blend of sustainable aviation fuel and refined jet fuel for a year beginning in the third quarter of this year.

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