Singapore has unveiled a plan to implement a levy on flights, aiming to establish a stable demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This initiative comes as the industry faces procurement challenges for the fuel considered crucial for environmentally friendlier air travel.

Beginning October 1st, cargo customers on all flights departing Singapore will be subject to a levy ranging from 1 to 15 Singaporean cents (approximately up to 12 US cents) per kilogram of freight, with the exact amount determined by the destination. Passengers will also face a similar levy.
The levy follows...