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NBAA-BACE 2021
Environment
NBAA Launches Sustainability Accreditation Program
NBAA formally launched its Sustainable Flight Operations Accreditation program at this year’s BACE in Las Vegas.
Through NATA and 4Air's new sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) receipt program, FBOs will be able to provide customers who purchase SAF with detailed documentation on the fuel they uplifted and its benefits.
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By
Curt Epstein
• Senior Editor
October 8, 2021
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