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China’s Push for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and its Impact on Global Aircraft Base Values and Lease Rates

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 4, 2024

China’s efforts to reduce aviation emissions are becoming a central focus in the global push for sustainability. According to IBA data as of mid-2024, China accounted for 14% of global aviation emissions, highlighting the country’s significant carbon footprint.

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