Interpark Triple Partners with Delta Air Lines for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Investment

Agreement to Participate in the 'Sustainable Aviation Fuel Program'
Practicing ESG Management Through Travel
Introduction of Eco-friendly Products and Services

Interpark Triple announced on the 21st that it has signed a 'Sustainable Aviation Fuel Program' agreement with Delta Air Lines.

Shin Jeong-ho, Head of Interpark Triple Travel Business Group (left), and Jeff Mumau, Vice President of Delta Air Lines Asia-Pacific, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement for the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) program.
[Photo by Interpark Triple]

Through this agreement, Interpark Triple plans to participate in Delta Air Lines' Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) investment program and join efforts to promote the use and development of SAF.

SAF is a liquid hydrocarbon fuel produced using renewable resources such as waste wood or corn residues. It can be transported through existing infrastructure to airports and can be blended with jet fuel at ratios of up to 50%. Notably, it can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 85% compared to conventional aviation fuel, making it a promising alternative for reducing greenhouse gases in the global aviation industry.

Jeff Mumaw, Vice President of Delta Air Lines Asia Pacific, said, "Collaboration across all industries is essential for the future of sustainable air travel," adding, "This partnership with Interpark Triple will help make sustainable fuels more accessible and easier to use."

Shin Jeong-ho, Head of the Travel Business Group at Interpark Triple, stated, "As part of practicing ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management through travel, we have signed a business agreement with Delta Air Lines," and added, "We plan to continue striving for the sustainable development of the travel industry by introducing travel products and services that contribute to the environment."

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