Red Sea Global (RSG) has made a significant stride by introducing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in Saudi Arabia for the first time in collaboration with Daa International and APSCO. This initiative at Red Sea International Airport allows airlines to refuel with SAF, promoting greener aviation. RSG's subsidiary, Fly Red Sea, exclusively uses SAF and LCAF to fuel its fleet, in line with the company's commitment to achieving net-zero emissions. SAF and LCAF, made from renewable sources or clean hydrogen and captured CO₂, help reduce aviation-related greenhouse gas emissions. The SAF supplied at RSI, blended at 35% SAF and 65% Jet A1 fuel, can reduce direct carbon emissions by up to 35%. RSG is dedicated to not only greening aviation but also operating all its activities with renewable energy, having deployed over 400MWp of solar panels at The Red Sea, expected to eliminate 600,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually. Moreover, RSG's efforts extend to increasing Saudi Arabia's mangrove density and protecting ecosystems. The future of Red Sea International Airport looks promising, with plans for luxury accommodations, residential properties, marinas, golf courses, and entertainment facilities by 2030.