Cathay supports a study conducted by Peking University on increasing the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in China.

Cathay has praised a Peking University study on the development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in China, emphasizing its potential to benefit the global aviation sector. The report, titled "Igniting the SAF Market," offers actionable insights for scaling SAF adoption by addressing both supply and demand challenges. It highlights China's advantages in feedstock and manufacturing, particularly the Power-to-Liquid pathway's promise for cost reduction. Recommendations include integrating policies and expanding market access. Cathay underscores its ongoing commitment to SAF, which could significantly lower emissions compared to traditional jet fuel.