• Debate: can OEMs do more to ensure recyclability of composite materials?
• Why do aircraft dismantling and recycling deserve more consideration in sustainability narratives? Is there a resource scarcity angle?
• How urgent is the need for OEM part-out collaboration on next-generation aircraft?

• Where are we with CORSIA compliance? What countries and airlines are board? What is the supply and price of credits?
• What has been holding back credit supply and creating uncertainty?
• Making sense of all the moving parts: How should airlines approach this?

• When, where and how will the first New Propulsion Aircraft (battery-electric, hydrogen, hybrid) begin to fly commercially? Is the industry on track or behind schedule?
• What marketing realities will clean propulsion conventional take-off and landing (CTOL) aircraft face in the 9-seat and 19-seater segments?
• Understanding the financing and fundraising realities for New Propulsion OEMs

• What is the current volume and price of different types of SAF? Does it vary per region?

• What is the forecasted supply over the next 2-3 years? Will there be enough feedstock?

• Are current HEFA prices sustainable? What is the realistic price by 2030?

• What would a regular ‘SAF Market’ look like? What is needed to get there? How would it work in practice?

• Overcoming the first-mover disadvantage: What can be done to help the capital shortage off new CTOL OEMs?

• What lessons can be drawn from recent company failures?

• What does a successful ‘New’ OEM look like?

• Case studies: What is the ROI?

• How are airlines scaling up SAF use and securing supply over the next two years?
• What offtake structures benefit both airlines and suppliers? What has worked so far and what could be improved? Is Book & Claim an enabler?
• What can other airlines learn from the global leaders in SAF adoption?
• How can airlines minimise SAF costs with sales of Scope 3 Certificates? Is demand from corporates growing?
• How engaged are individual travellers with SAF? What is the appetite there?

• Do fleet managers see the business case for new propulsion technology?

• What needs to change to make sub-70 seats commercially viable? Why are routes in this segment often reliant on government subsidies? 
• How much will new propulsion equipment cost airlines in practice? Can lessors help overcome these CapEx challenges?
• What infrastructure and support are needed to enable airlines to operate new tech?

• How much do corporates matter to SAF users and procuders? 
• How finite is Scope 3 SAF certificate demand from corporates? 
• Is there potential for it to grow, and if so how much could it contribute to bridging the SAF price gap to convential fuel?

New programs are no longer theoretical - BETA's ALIA program has clocked up over 100,000 nms and is performing market survey demonstrations around the world. Hear a focused program update from BETA Technologies as ALIA moves towards certification.

• Programme status
• Market Survey Demonstrations - facts and figures, results to date

• Is the SAF market broken? What is being done to reduce its price and counter price gouging by some suppliers? What isn’t working?

• Feedstock: is there likely to be enough to meet capacity? Does aviation need to vigilant about the rise crop-based fuels in other regions?
• Should HEFA and 2nd-gen SAF be skipped entirely?
• Will there be enough clean energy to produce the volume of eSAF required by mandates?

• Should all investment and regulatory efforts be channelled towards zero emission technologies  and other levers?

This workshop is for corporates aiming to deepen their understanding of emissions insets cost-conscious procurement strategies. Participants will learn about advanced techniques to leverage SAF certificates effectively within complex value chains and sustainability frameworks.

•  Explore sophisticated Scope 3 insetting frameworks that integrate SAF certificates to drive verifiable emissions reductions beyond compliance.

• Gain insights into how strategic supplier engagement and procurement policies can amplify impact and generate measurable cost efficiencies through optimised carbon management.

• Examine cutting-edge data tools and collaboration platforms that enhance transparency, traceability, and reporting across multi-tier supplier networks.

• Access industry-leading case studies demonstrating successful integration of SAF certificates into corporate decarbonisation and investment strategies.
• Interactive: Refine your company’s current Scope 3 approach, identify scalable SAF insetting opportunities, and align with emerging regulatory and investor expectations.

• Learn how to craft an authentic and compelling sustainability narrative that connects your SAF insetting efforts to your corporate values and broader climate goals. This includes strategies to transparently communicate challenges, demonstrate measurable impact, and engage stakeholders emotionally by showing real decisions and outcomes.

• Understanding lessor strategy around New Propulsion OEMs. How do they view the market and business case?
• How are New Propulsion aircraft buyers selling the story internally and to investors? Why now? What are the ways into the market? 
• What are the infrastructure hurdles for electric and low-emission aircraft? 
• How to structure lease contracts for New Propulsion aircraft? Do the right insurance products exist? How are lessors approaching residual value risk on New Propulsion?

Institutional investors are stepping into uncharted territory - where climate impact meets early-stage innovation.

This session explores how and why institutional investors are deploying capital into SAF projects - and what else they need to feel comfortable. Are there parallels between SAF projects and early stage renewables that were once considered riskier investments?

• What are they working on today? What aircraft and engines could come to market in the next 10 years? 

• Will it be an evolution of turbofan engines? Will it be an open rotor? Could it come in a parrellel or even series hybrid configuration?

• How do established OEMs view New Propulsion start-ups?

• What e-SAF projects have reached FIDs? Are more expected to reach FID soon?
• What has failed in cross-industry derisking? What has worked?
• EU STIP: What incentives and support is coming to develop the e-SAF market in Europe?
• Can regulators improve policy frameworks to distribute risk across the value chain? Who is best placed to take what risk?
• How can regulation facilitate longer-term SAF contracts?
• What role can lessors play to get future SAF technology off the ground?

• Have banks pulled back from sustainability initiatives and lending preferences? What drove that? Is this a short-term exception or a longer-term trend?

• What is the current appetite for sustainability-linked structures? Why have some borrowers accessed these tools but not others?

• What should transition finance for aviation look like? What does a credible transition plan look like?

• Can sustainable financing meaningfully improve margins or access to liquidity?

• Case study: How have sustainability-linked KPIs performed in practice? Have sustainability performance targets (SPTs) been met? How are past deals standing up?

• Is there a reputational risk from weak or missed targets?

• What is the ROI for financiers on sustainability-linked deals? Should banks get all the upside from margins in these deals?

• With Basel and capital weighting regulations, could banks class aviation as higher risk if it doesn’t decarbonisation sufficiently?

• What is the funding, regulatory and operational horizon for CCS technologies including Direct Air Capture (DAC) and Bioenergy with Carbon Capture & Storage (BECCS)?

• How can CSS fit into the aviation narrative? Is it being included in companies’ net zero roadmaps?

• What are the opportunities for aviation stakeholders and investors?