Yvonne Moynihan, Chief Corporate and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Officer at Wizz Air Group, shared insights on the airline's commitment to sustainability, particularly in reducing emissions through initiatives like fleet renewal and embracing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Wizz Air's dedication to environmental sustainability has earned them recognition as the most environmentally sustainable airline globally for consecutive years. The airline's focus on reducing emissions intensity and investing in modern, fuel-efficient aircraft like the Airbus A321neo underscores their commitment to eco-friendly operations. Wizz Air's sustainable aviation strategy comprises three pillars: fleet renewal, SAF adoption, and future plans involving hydrogen and air traffic management enhancements. Recognizing the pivotal role of SAF in emission reduction, the airline has embarked on a journey to integrate SAF into their operations significantly. By partnering with leading fuel suppliers and investing in SAF development through equity ventures with companies such as CleanJoule and Firefly Green Fuels, Wizz Air showcases a proactive approach to addressing challenges like cost and availability. The collaboration with Firefly Green Fuels stands out as Wizz Air supports the research and development of a novel SAF pathway using hydrothermal liquefaction. In addition to equity participation, Wizz Air has secured a substantial offtake agreement for the supply of 525,000 tonnes of SAF over 15 years from Firefly, signaling a long-term commitment to sustainable aviation practices. The airline's proactive engagement in regulatory advocacy, advocating for supportive policies and incentives for SAF adoption, demonstrates a holistic approach towards fostering a sustainable aviation ecosystem. Wizz Air's strategic investments in SAF and partnerships with innovative companies like Firefly Green Fuels position them at the forefront of sustainable aviation practices, showcasing a positive trajectory towards eco-friendly operations in the aviation industry.