Farnborough Airport has made a groundbreaking move in the aviation industry by signing a deal for 12.5 million litres of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) per year with Hydrogen Refinery, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable practices. Through this partnership, the airport plans to offer a 20 per cent SAF blend across its entire supply by 2028, setting a remarkable example well ahead of the UK Government's sustainability targets. Hydrogen Refinery's innovative plasma electrolyser system (PES) enables the conversion of mixed waste, including airline passenger food waste, into SAF, emphasizing a cost-effective and eco-friendly approach that avoids traditional emissions from waste disposal methods. This collaboration not only supports environmental goals but also aligns with Farnborough Airport's existing sustainability efforts, such as achieving Level 4+ carbon accreditation, implementing a significant solar power installation, and committing to achieving net zero emissions by 2030. The airport's dedication to innovation and sustainability highlights its proactive stance in reducing its carbon footprint and promoting a greener future for aviation.