DHL Express and Moeve sign SAF agreement for Madrid Barajas Airport
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Background ✨
DHL Express previously signed multiple large SAF supply deals, including more than 240,000 tonnes over three years in the US with Phillips 66 and 250,000 tonnes over 10 years from SAF One from 2028, supporting its target to reach 30% SAF use by 20301 2. It also contracted SAF for Jul-2025 to Jun-2026 at Singapore Changi with Neste (7400 tonnes) and purchased 2400 metric tons via Cathay Pacific Group for Air Hong Kong-operated services through 20253 4. Moeve supplied SAF to Condor from Tenerife-Sur and joined the Avelia book-and-claim platform, while targeting 800,000 tonnes p/a of SAF capacity by 20305 6.