Hawaiian Airlines Pledges to Achieve Net-Zero Emissions by 2050: An Overview of Its Plan
Hawaiian Airlines has committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
HA has detailed a clear roadmap to follow to reach the goal.
Adopting sustainable aviation fuel, fleet modernisation, new aircraft technologies, & best operational practices are some of the steps that will be taken by the HA.
HA has committed to several intermediate steps, including lowering life-cycle jet fuel emissions, replacing 10% of conventional jet fuel with SAF by 2030, improving fuel efficiency, & conserving jet fuel through operational initiatives.
The HA has recently announced it will buy 50 million gallons of SAF from biofuel company Gevo, Inc.
It’s recognised by HA that producing SAF locally is vital & is collaborating with fuel producers & & federal governments to meet the decarbonization goals.
A relatively young fleet of HA includes 18 Airbus A-321N, 24 A330-200s, & 19 Boeing 717-200s.
The biggest contributor to reducing jet fuel emissions, which constitute the vast majority of the HA’s GHG footprint, will be SAF.
The commitment of the HA is to lower life-cycle jet fuel emissions intensity per revenue ton-mile by 45% by 2035.
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