Aviation

Ryanair to partner with Italy’s Enilive in sustainable aviation fuel deal

Agreement will give Ryanair access to up to 100,000 tonnes of sustainable fuel by 2030, the equivalent to 20,000 flights from Milano Malpensa Airport to Dublin

Ryanair said that its sustainable aviation fuel agreement with Enilive further advanced its ‘pathway to net zero by 2050’. Picture: Bloomberg

Ryanair and Enilive - a company directly controlled by Italian multinational Eni - have signed a Letter of Intent for the long-term supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at “selected” Ryanair airports across Italy.

In a statement, Ryanair said the agreement further advanced its “pathway to net zero by 2050”.

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