New Zealand needs to act quickly on domestic SAF plant

New Zealand needs to act quickly on domestic SAF plant – Boeing

Aircraft manufacturer’s study shows New Zealand’s economy would benefit from domestic sustainable aviation fuel production, despite its higher cost.

A Boeing ecoDemonstrator aircraft flies on the highest available blend of SAF.

Will Mace Wed, 23 Jul 2025

Global aircraft manufacturer Boeing believes “conversation” about the domestic production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is “gaining momentum” in New Zealand, as it released a study showing projected economic benefits from such an approach.

Boeing’s representatives were in Wellington

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