Sunita Somvanshi
F1 partners with Qatar Airways to slash 8,000 tonnes of carbon emissions through sustainable aviation fuel - but how will this impact the sport's massive logistics footprint?
Photo Source: Reto Bürkler (Pexels)
Photo Source: Sohel Patel (Pexels)
Qatar Airways becomes the first member of F1's SAF program, reducing its own emissions by 19,000 tCO2e as sustainable aviation fuel takes center stage.
Photo Source: Jeffry S.S. (Pexels)
From 2026, F1 cars will roar to life powered by 100% sustainable fuel, while F2 and F3 series accelerate their transition starting next season.
Photo Source: Md. Shaifuzzaman Ayon (Pexels)
Why did F1 move the Canadian Grand Prix to May and Monaco to June from 2026? Smart calendar changes create efficient travel routes.
New cargo containers for Boeing 777 aircraft deliver a 17% cut in emissions, proving F1's commitment to sustainable logistics solutions.
What's powering F1's European race venues next season? Aggreko's low-carbon solutions promise 90% emissions reduction in pit lanes and paddocks.
Strategic regional hubs in Europe, UAE, and US minimize equipment transport distances between races, optimizing F1's complex logistics network.
SAF costs currently exceed conventional jet fuel, but increased adoption through partnerships aims to scale production and improve affordability.
Photo Source: Wolfgang Weiser (Pexels)
American Airlines' New Boarding Tech: Catching 28% of Early Boarders—Here's How It Works