Scotland's airports are gearing up for a new era in aviation, marked by the adoption of clean jet fuel to align with the country's net zero goals. The aviation industry is seen as vital for Scotland's economic growth, supporting trade, tourism, and job creation. Chief executives emphasize the importance of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in reducing carbon emissions, with initiatives already in place at airports like Aberdeen. There is a call for government support to ensure the growth of the SAF industry, with a focus on price certainty mechanisms to boost domestic production. The industry anticipates substantial job creation potential, with projections of up to 60,000 new jobs in the UK by 2050. Scotland's unique geography presents an opportunity to lead in decarbonizing aviation, attracting direct routes and enhancing global standing. Collaboration between industry, government, and academia is highlighted as essential for accelerating the development of hydrogen-powered flight and sustainable aviation fuels.