The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production is expected to triple by 2024, reaching 1.9 billion liters, addressing 0.53% of aviation's fuel needs for that year. At the 80th Annual General Meeting in Dubai, IATA emphasized the importance of government policies in accelerating SAF adoption to help airlines achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The event highlighted projections for renewable fuel production capacity to potentially reach 51 million tonnes by 2030, with substantial investor interest in SAF. However, concrete plans for increasing SAF production are deemed insufficient. To enhance SAF availability, IATA suggests various policy measures including diversifying feedstocks and pathways, incentivizing refineries for SAF production, and promoting renewable energy facilities. The establishment of the SAF Registry is set to aid in accurately accounting for SAF usage and emissions reductions. A recent IATA survey showed strong public support for SAF adoption and government incentives. The SAF Registry, expected to launch in 2025, aims to provide stakeholders with a trusted system for monitoring SAF usage and emissions reductions, supported by key industry players.