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Bombardier Delivers First Factory SAF-fueled Jet

The Challenger 350 newly-delivered to Latitude 33 Aviation will begin its customer service with a load of renewable fuel.

Bombardier has delivered its first new aircraft factory-fueled with SAF. Handed over to charter/management provider Latitude 33 Aviation, the airframer is continuing its championing of sustainable fuel.

By Curt Epstein • Senior Editor

December 16, 2019

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