Dutch airline KLM successfully flew an aircraft using fuel made from used cooking oil, dramatically reducing carbon emissions. The flight demonstrates how aviation can decarbonize without redesigning aircraft. Key Facts: • Fuel made from used cooking oil • Classified as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) • Cuts emissions by up to 85% • Compatible with existing jet engines • Reduces reliance on fossil fuels • Supports aviation climate goals • Scalable with waste-based fuel supply This proves that cl

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Our Boeing 737-800 PH-BXK has completed its final flight to Twente Airport, marking the start of our fleet renewal. This is the first of our 737s to be phased out as we invest in a cleaner and quieter future with newer, more efficient aircraft, the Airbus A321neo. Soon after landing, the recycling process starts. Our Engineering & Maintenance team has carefully removed the engines and APU for reuse within our own fleet. AELS , our certified dismantling partner at Twente Airport, now handles the