Last mentioned: Feb 19, 2026
Net Zero Goal
Target for net-zero carbon emissions from the Singapore aviation sector.
Intermediate Target
Aim to reach 3-5% SAF usage depending on global supply availability.
Target Milestone
Aiming for 3-5% SAF blend across all departing flights.
Implementation
Mandatory 1% SAF requirement and passenger levy go into effect.
Mandate Commencement
1% SAF mandate and passenger levy officially take effect.
Levy Finalization
CAAS to finalize levy amounts and the centralized procurement framework.
Roadmap Unveiled
Singapore announces the Sustainable Air Hub Roadmap at the Airshow.
Blueprint Unveiled
Singapore reveals the Sustainable Air Hub Blueprint at the Singapore Airshow.
Singapore has formalized its transition to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) through a landmark ticket levy, targeting a 1% blend for all departing flights starting in 2026. This regulatory move aims to balance decarbonization goals with the need to maintain Changi Airport's status as a competitive global aviation hub.
Singapore has announced a landmark policy requiring all flights departing from the city-state to use sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) starting in 2026. To manage the significantly higher costs of bio-based fuels, the government will implement a fixed ticket levy, positioning the regional hub as a leader in green aviation finance.
Singapore has announced a mandatory Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) target for all flights departing Changi Airport starting in 2026, supported by a passenger levy. This move positions the city-state as a regional leader in decarbonizing the aviation sector while addressing the high cost and supply constraints of green fuels.