Alaska Airlines flies first commercial flight with new biofuel made from forest residuals Alaska Airlines made history today flying the world’s first commercial flight using a new sustainable alternative jet fuel made from forest residuals from the Pacific Northwest – the limbs, stumps and branches that are left over after a timber harvest or forest thinning of managed forests on private land. The flight departed this morning from… 1 min read November 14, 2016 Isobuta-what? Alaska partners with Gevo to bring biofuel to commercial flights Alaska Airlines today operated the first commercial flights using a 20 percent blend of renewable alcohol-to-jet biofuel produced by Gevo, a renewable chemical and biofuel company. The two flights originated in Seattle with destinations of San Francisco and Washington D.C. Alcohol-to-jet biofuel was just approved for use by ASTM International in March 2016 and is… 1 min read June 7, 2016 Keep up with Alaska Filters
Isobuta-what? Alaska partners with Gevo to bring biofuel to commercial flights Alaska Airlines today operated the first commercial flights using a 20 percent blend of renewable alcohol-to-jet biofuel produced by Gevo, a renewable chemical and biofuel company. The two flights originated in Seattle with destinations of San Francisco and Washington D.C. Alcohol-to-jet biofuel was just approved for use by ASTM International in March 2016 and is… 1 min read June 7, 2016 Keep up with Alaska