Avfuel has announced three new supply points in addition to a renewed SAF supply agreement to support increased SAF volume across the Avfuel Network.
Avfuel’s SAF availability now extends up the East Coast of the United States with the addition of a supply terminal in Linden, New Jersey.
This terminal joins Pasadena, Texas, and Florida’s Port Everglades, which both also established continuous flow this January.
“We have high expectations for SAF volumes in 2025,” said C.R. Sincock, II, Avfuel’s executive vice president. “These new supply points are integral to meeting or exceeding those expectations. No longer is SAF landlocked in the West. With the addition of these terminals—particularly those in New Jersey and Florida—we’ve vastly expanded our supply chain infrastructure to significantly enhance SAF’s accessibility.”
As SAF came available in Linden on January 31, Avfuel wasted no time finding it a new home.
Heritage Aviation, Avfuel’s branded FBO partner in Burlington, Vermont (KBTV), is the first Avfuel Network location in the Northeast to commit to consistent supply of SAF.
Avfuel and Heritage Aviation expect the first SAF delivery to take place the week of February 3.
While Avfuel’s volume out of Linden will be focused on business aviation users, the company will also make the fuel available to all segments of aviation, including commercial operators.
Avfuel’s SAF out of Linden, Port Everglades and Pasadena is made using the HEFA SPK process, meaning it uses lipids—like used cooking oil—to produce the fuel, and can lower lifecycle GHG emissions by up to 80% when compared to conventional jet fuel. With target percentages of 30% neat SAF and 70% conventional jet fuel, this SAF can lower lifecycle GHG emissions by up to 24% when compared to conventional jet fuel.
