At the Hyvolution trade show in Lyon, France, leading sustainable energy companies H2V and Hy2gen, in partnership with VINCI Airports, have signed an agreement to explore synthetic sustainable aviation fuels (e-SAF) production and distribution. The focus is on supplying e-SAF to commercial airlines at Lyon and Alpine airports by 2030. The e-SAF, derived from low-carbon hydrogen, can cut greenhouse gas emissions by up to 86% compared to conventional kerosene. VINCI Airports' initiatives, aligned with decarbonization goals, include pioneering SAF distribution, implementing key measures for aviation decarbonization, and investing in hydrogen infrastructure for long-term sustainability. Guillaume DUBOIS, Technical Director of VINCI Airports, emphasizes the commitment to decarbonizing air transport, setting a precedent for cleaner air travel practices globally.