Sustainability
Speed and discretion don't have to mean disregard.
Sustainable Aviation Fuel and carbon offset options are available on request — here's what they actually do, and how to add them to your next charter.
SAF
SAF is a jet fuel alternative made from renewable feedstocks — used cooking oil, agricultural waste, and similar sources — that can reduce lifecycle carbon emissions significantly compared to conventional jet fuel. It's a drop-in replacement requiring no aircraft modification, blended with standard fuel at participating FBOs. Availability varies by airport, so it's worth requesting when you book rather than assuming it's automatic.
Carbon Offsets
Where SAF isn't available at a given airport, verified carbon offset programs let you fund emissions-reduction projects — reforestation, renewable energy, methane capture — proportional to your flight's footprint. Ask about offsetting when requesting a quote; it can typically be added to any charter, jet card, or group booking at cost.
Being Direct
Private jets carry a real environmental footprint per passenger, and no offset or fuel blend erases that entirely. What we can do is make the options that exist — SAF where available, verified offsets everywhere else, and matching group size to the smallest suitable aircraft — easy to request and genuinely available, rather than a marketing footnote.
Questions
Typically yes, a premium over conventional jet fuel. The cost and availability are confirmed at the time of quote, specific to your departure airport.
No, it's entirely optional and added only on request — we simply make sure it's an easy option to add, not the default assumption.
Yes, the same options apply to group and corporate charter, often with a larger absolute impact given the aircraft size.
Ask When You Book